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1. For a list of just the organic farmers’ markets that includes descriptions and some photos see http://www.veg.ca/fm
   Thanks for creating this excellent resource!

   Comment by SteveL — June 1, 2008 @ 4:17 pm

2. There should be a farmers market open everyday all day!
   I am from Ottawa and there is a fantastic market downtown open all day everyday.
   It is hard to find one here that is around and open when I need it.
   Hopefully one day!

   Comment by Leah — June 16, 2008 @ 2:30 pm

3. It’s great that we now have Toronto markets on all seven days of the week, but there’s a catch to having them open all day long; unlike shopkeepers, farmers need time to farm, too!

   Comment by anne — June 16, 2008 @ 9:50 pm

4. [...] A list of Toronto farmers markets can be found here. [...]

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5. [...] Originally Posted by Lysistrata i HATE this time of year (winter) when there’s no farmer’s markets for my produce purchasing needs. really, there’s nothing good about winter. There are some year-round farmers markets! I go to the The Stop’s Green Barn - very cool historic streetcar barns, one of which houses the neatest greenhouse ever. List of Markets [...]

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6. [...] List of Markets [...]

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8. [...] So shop local, and talk to farmers about their best practices. Getting to know local farmer’s markets and where to find them is a great way to experience all the city was to offer in freshness and flavour. To get you started, here’s a list of Toronto Farmer’s Market. [...]

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9. [...] a more comprehensive list of Farmers Markets in Toronto, the Toronto Farmer’s Market Network is a wonderful [...]

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10. [...] to once again be able to do the following things much more easily: 1) ride my bike to one of the many farmers’ markets in the area, 2) drink local draught beers with friends in bars, 3) rent DVDs from Queen Video or Suspect, 4) [...]

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11. [...] There are farmers markets located throughout the city, most open all year round. Here is a list of all the Toronto Markets: http://tfmn.ca/?page_id=2 [...]

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12. [...] Visit farmer’s markets. It’s almost that time! I love the farmer’s market, and there are a couple of really great ones near me. The food tastes so much better when it’s fresh from the farm! Here’s a list of the local Toronto farmer’s markets. [...]

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13. [...] My favourite markets are the Riverdale and Trinity Bellwoods market, but you can find one close to you by looking at the list here. [...]

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14. [...] this conversation.  And if you aren’t already connected to good food, jump in! Pay a visit to a farmer’s market, they’re all open now, and the tables are slowly starting to fill with the bounty of our local [...]

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15. [...] Lunches made from ingredients from the daily farmer’s markets [...]

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16. [...] YOU CAN’T GET TO THE FARMER’S MARKET, WHY NOT TRY  ORGANIC DELIVERY [...]

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17. [...] My favourite markets are the Riverdale and Trinity Bellwoods market, but you can find one close to you by looking at the list here. [...]

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18. [...] All of this is just a really long-winded way of saying – please support your local farmer’s market (and come to our trip this Saturday!)  Some of them end at the end of October, but Toronto does have some fab year round markets (St. Lawrence, Dufferin Grove, Sorauren, the Stop – for a good list, check out: http://tfmn.ca/?page_id=2). [...]

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19. [...] you can’t get to the Farmer’s Market (there is some year around), why not try Organic Delivery [...]

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20. [...] I really enjoy taking the time on the weekends to go around exploring and checking out different local farmer’s markets.  We are so fortunate to live in a city that has access to all these wonderful resources.  Take [...]

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21. [...] nada que tenha despertado seu interesse ou see nenhum deles fica próximo à sua casa, clique aqui para uma lista completa dos mercados de [...]

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22. [...] markets around the city. If you didn’t find any of your interest in this article you can click here for a complete [...]

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23. [...] There are a LOT of farmer’s markets in Toronto. They’re local farmers growing organic, can’t beat that. And it’s every day of the week from May-October and there are several that run through the winter. We are extremely blessed to have this much variety and access at our finger tips, a good first step is using it. For a complete list click THIS. [...]

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24. [...] There are a multitude of fantastic farmers markets in Toronto that run both seasonally, and year round! Check out this handy link to find the one near you: Toronto Farmer’s Markets [...]

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25. [...] is a great source for finding the Farmers’ Market near you:Toronto Farmers Market Network GA_googleAddAttr(”AdOpt”, “1″); GA_googleAddAttr(”Origin”, “other”); GA_googleAddAttr(”theme_bg”, [...]

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26. [...] maybe even a little live music to liven up your shopping experience.  The City of Toronto and the Toronto Farmers Market Network have comprehensive lists of market locations and operating times.  There are also a lot of [...]

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27. [...] find a market in your neighbourhood, visit the Toronto Farmer’s Market Network for a complete list of locations and details.  Do it. DO IT NOW! GA_googleAddAttr(”AdOpt”, “1″); [...]

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28. [...] More details on Farmers Markets in and around Toronto can be found here. [...]

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29. [...] of urban agriculture and permaculture. Among the many, many exciting results: more than 25 weekly farmers’ markets in Toronto, several of which run year-round;  local organizations such as the volunteer-driven Not [...]

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30. [...] Etobicoke Farmers’ Market Saturday, November 3rd, 8 am – 2 pm, Etobicoke Civic Centre, 399 The West Mall, Toronto Whether you are looking to buy one final barrel of farm fresh potatoes or craving a bite into a Mennonite-baked Apple Fritters, this is your last chance until spring. Bring the family, browse the stalls one last time and say goodbye for now to the local farmers who have been here all season long: http://www.tfmn.ca [...]

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31. [...] Toronto Community Garden Network website maps 45 community food gardens around the city, while the Toronto Farmers’ Market Network site identifies more than 30 markets selling produce from nearby farms, with several operating [...]

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32. [...] outdoor wood ovens and sheep’s milk ice cream. 875 Dufferin St. Thursdays, 3 p.m. – 7 p.m. Click here for a full list of farmers’ markets in [...]

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33. [...] and distributed locally you will certainly be in seventh heaven when you pay a visit to any of the Farmer’s Markets located in the city. Although many of them are primarily open in the summer months, several such as [...]

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34. [...] There are lots of events and festivals going on around the city year-round that are free to attend. Visit A Farmers Market – Free to look at, you only have to pay if you want to buy something! High Park – There [...]

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35. [...] great way to find local foods is at the many farmers markets around the city. This Website show’s a list of many markets all around the city. Be sure to [...]

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36. [...] can find a full listing of Toronto-area markets on the Toronto Farmers’ Market Network website. A few of my favourites are at Evergreen Brick Works (Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.), Sorauren [...]

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37. [...] local food: Visit a farmer’s market near you to buy your groceries or get a Good Food Box from UTSU.  Local food is the [...]

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38. [...] in the city is one of life’s great joys. An early start at one of many farmers markets to pick up 30 lbs of pastured pork and grass-fed beef, followed by a detoxifying birthday [...]

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