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The Flavour of the Vegan Bake-Off SUMMER 2014 VEGETARIAN SUMMER CAMP Page 6 The Voice of the Toronto Vegetarian Association New VEG TRAVEL Page 12 All theFlavour IN THIS ISSUE OF THE VEGAN All the Flavour of the Vegan Bake-Off . 1 The Inside Story. 2 BAKE-OFF Scotiabank Waterfront Marathon. 3 BY DAVID ALEXANDER , EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Volunteer for the TVA!. 3 On Sunday March 23, more than 500 people We are grateful for the support received from Veg Profile . 4 came out to share in the tasting of 7500 our sponsors: Artscape, Natura, Redpath, Weird Veg Science . 5 samples in a dozen categories at the 6th Magic Oven, and many more who donated Ways to Stay Hydrated . 5 Totally Fabulous Vegan Bake-Off. prizes. Vegetarian Summer Camp . 6 Dozens of vegetarian businesses donated an Congratulations to the winners! Veg Poll . 7 incredible array of fantastic prizes to award to Volunteers are Important People. 7 Best Pro in Show: Pizza Rolls by Through our winners, which were chosen by attendees, Champion Donors . 7 as well as three head judges: MTV Canada Being Cool Bakery Donations @ Work . 8 host Lauren Toyota, local chef Doug McNish Runner up: Punkass Peppermint Nanaimo Vegetarians in History . 9 and Toronto city councillor Mike Layton. Bars by APieCalypse Now! Vegan Bakery Ask Nimisha . 10 We would like to thank the amazing team of Best in Show: Jazzberry Lemonade Cupcakes Veg Travel in Central America . 12 more than 50 volunteers who made this event by Heather O’Shea possible, as well as all the bakers who put so Your Water Footprint. 13 much effort into making their fabulous treats. Best Presentation: Peanut Butter Bliss by Vegetarian Directory Update . 14 Diljot Kaur Vegetarian Events in the GTA. 15 Discount List . 16 For a full list of winners in all categories visit bakeoff.veg.ca THE ISSN 0834-3543 Toronto Vegetarian Association Inside Story 17 Baldwin St, 2nd Floor, Toronto, ON M5T 1L1 BY DIANE BURGIN, PRESIDENT tel: 416-544-9800 fax: 416-544-9094 email [email protected] or [email protected] Web veg.ca Editing / Layout: Rachel Power, www. powerbydesign.ca Advertising: [email protected] Discounts: Andrea de Vries ([email protected]) Copy Editing and Proofing David Alexander, Marja Appleford, Mike Bordynuik, Barbi Lazarus, Stephen Leckie, Karen Pace, Roman Pawlyshyn Contributors Taunya Ahier, Luke Albert, David Alexander, Andrea de Vries, Diane Burgin, Sally Grande, Ambika Jain, Barbi Lazarus, Stephen Leckie, Nimisha Raja, Marco Pagliarulo, Dinesh S. Parakh, Emre Uzun, Selena Vakharia Lifelines is published quarterly by the Toronto Vegetarian Association (TVA). Opinions expressed Hi everyone! Maybe it’s because I am It’s easy to see why someone said, “She by contributing authors and in advertisements do not on the Awards Committee, or maybe definitely makes me aspire to be the best necessarily reflect those of either TVA or the editor. it’s because I talk to a lot of people, but person I can be.” Readers are encouraged to submit information, articles, I can’t even count the number of people Did you know that people love to take suggestions and corrections. Deadlines are the 20th of who have said Barbi Lazarus should get January, April, July and October. Please submit via email leaflets from Barbi? Did you know that She an award. There is only one problem with to [email protected]. We reserve the right to not print any is a big fan of budgeting and living 100% this idea. Since Barbi has so many great material deemed inappropriate and to edit submissions debt-free? Did you know that she loves cats for clarity, consistency and space without altering the qualities, everyone has a different idea of and cacti? Did you know that she is a good writer’s intent. what the award should be for. So I decided cook and an awesome baker? Barbi loves to reach out to several people to get the Not-for-profit groups take note Chloe Coscarelli’s Cookie Dough Truffles Original articles may be reprinted as long as credit inside scoop on Barbi. If you are new to recipe (http://chefchloe.com/sweets/vegan- is given unless stated otherwise. Free copies of articles the Toronto Vegetarian Association, Barbi are available by email. cookie-dough-truffles.html). is our Donor and Volunteer Resources TVA Mission Statement Coordinator and has worked here since Did you know that Barbi wrote an essay “To inspire people to choose a healthier, greener, more 2008. It is widely known that we are very for the Globe and Mail called “Why I compassionate lifestyle through plant-based eating.” lucky to have her! Hold Vigils for Pigs and Cows Being Led The Toronto Vegetarian Association was founded to Slaughter” and that she goes first thing in 1945 and is a non-profit, registered charitable Everyone frok whom I requested info, in the morning before going to work? She organization (11926 7532 RR0001). A vegetarian is responded back excitedly, and it seemed wrote, “I enjoy the vigils and don’t leave someone who lives on a diet free of meat, fish and that there was an unofficial competition fowl or the flesh of any animal with or without the feeling depressed. In fact, I typically walk going on for the most adjective use. Here addition of dairy, eggs or honey. away smiling with a sense of calm, ready is a list of the most common adjectives Advertising to start a brand new, joyous day.” This is used to describe Barbi: amazing, caring, Visit us at veg.ca/lifelines for more information. how Barbi starts her day at TVA and we cheerful, compassionate, considerate, all benefit! Canadian Publications Mail Agreement energetic, enthusiastic, friendly, funny, #40032704 genuine, happy, helpful, knowledgeable, Go to our Facebook page to respond to a inspirational, motivational, optimistic, poll to decide what the official award will organized, original, positive, professional, be for! https://www.facebook.com/groups/ Lifelines is printed with vegetable-based inks on Rolland Enviro100 Print, containing 100 per cent post-consumer fibre. reliable, sweet, tactful, thoughtful, torontoveg/ Certified EcoLogo, Processed Chlorine Free and FSC Recycled. wonderful, and my favourites, magical Manufactured using biogas energy. and miraculous! Diane Burgin, President Toronto Vegetarian Association [email protected] We want your feedback! Email us at [email protected]. 2 lifelines Spring 2014 Join the TTA A Team at the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon or 5k Are you a plant-powered runner? Or do you just love to go out for a long walk on a beautiful autumn morning? Want to spread the word that vegetarians are strong and healthy? Then join the Toronto Vegetarian Team at the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon on Sunday, October 19th! You can sign up to walk or run the 5k, 1/2 marathon, or full marathon to raise funds to support the TVA. Everyone on the team receives a special discounted charity registration rate and great gifts from our generous sponsors. Plus, you have the opportunity to win great prizes if you’re one of our top fundraisers! The larger our team is and the bigger our presence at the race, the louder our message that vegetarians are indeed strong, athletic, and healthy. Volunteer for the T A We hope you’ll join us! eNews and Website Editor Assistants wanted! Do you have a way with the written word? A keen attention to detail? We’re To join the Toronto Vegetarian looking for new people to join our team of proofreaders for our website and Team, please contact Barbi Lazarus eNewsletter! Help us out a couple of times a month from home to make sure at [email protected] or 416- our communications are free from grammatical errors, formatting mishaps, and 544-9800 to receive the special broken links. Email [email protected] if you’re interested. registration code and next steps. Outreach Driver If you want to help with vegetarian outreach but are a bit shy of speaking with the public, this may be the perfect fi t for you! We are in need of volunteer drivers to pick up materials from our offi ce and transport them to set up at community events - and/or pick up materials at the end of events and bring them back to our offi ce. Access to your own vehicle and the ability to do some heavy lifting are required. Extra perk! Our outreach drivers receive a free Toronto Veg Card! Email [email protected] with the subject “Outreach Driver” if you’re interested. Find more volunteer opportunities at veg.ca/volunteer. lifelines Spring 2014 3 For those living in New Jersey of course, he’s known for much more. Cory was Mayor of Newark, New Jersey for several years where he focused on reducing crime and encouraging economic development. He was known for his personal involvement with constituents, especially through social media. In 2013, he was elected to the New Jersey senate, where this past January he co- sponsored the Respect for Marriage Act to require the US Federal Government to recognize the validity of same-sex marriages. But PETA recognized him for his long- time vegetarianism and work on several companion animal issues, including rescuing dogs and helping to build a state- of-the-art animal shelter. His journey to vegetarianism may sound a bit familiar (a la Brendan Brazier): he wanted to see how it could improve his athleticism and it had such a positive impact on him, he never went back. What is unique about Cory as a politician is his openness about his vegetarianism. It is no secret that Mr. Booker is vegetarian. Fortunately, this is becoming more and more common in the GTA as well.
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