Alice Jongerden (right), Michael Schmidt (left)at a rally outside the Fraser Health office in Chilliwack, September 2012. Photo via The Valley Voice.ca. Click image to go to source
BC raw milk pioneer Alice Jongerden will be speaking about raw milk and food freedom this coming Thursday April 18th, 2013 at Banyen Books and Sound, in Vancouver. Free admission.
“Join Alice Jongerden of Home on the Range Organics to gain an understanding of the political challenges she has faced as a local dairy farmer. She will share her passion for food freedom and access to fresh (raw) milk, and explain the related national and provincial laws that undermine our civil liberties. Canada is the only remaining G8 country where the consumption of fresh milk is still banned.
Alice Jongerden, Chilliwack dairy farmer and mother of five, successfully grew her small hobby farm to become Canada’s largest herdshare, providing 450 local families with fresh milk and a variety of fresh milk products. She is currently challenging the constitutionality of the Regulation 7 Transitional Health Act, which has caused a total prohibition of fresh milk in BC. This regulation has been used by BC officials to deny Alice the right to provide raw milk to her herdshare members and forced her into a costly provincial court battle. The constitutional challenge is scheduled to be heard July 15, 2013….”
The Bovine 
The only way you can stop the government from stepping on our rights is to do what Allice is doing and that is to put the government’s red face in plain public view in court. Let the truth come out!!
Sorry about that. It’s Alice , with one “L”