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The Ontario Home Economics Association, a self-regulating body of professional Home Economists, promotes high professional standards among its members so that they may assist families and individuals to achieve and maintain a desirable quality of life.
Check out our branches and affiliates for great meetings and newsletters: OHEIB newsletter and meeting notice NRHEA newsletter OttHEA newsletter and meeting notice THEA newsletter and meeting notice QHEA newsletter WWHEA meeting notice Contact the branches individually to find out more and register for a meeting!
The Canadian Organic Growers will be holding a conference in Toronto on February 20, 2010. For more information click here.
OHEA's Annual Conference in London, Ontario on March 27th, 2010 "Celebrating the Diversity of our Profession" For events schedule and how to register click here. If you want to be an exhibitor at the conference click here.
OHEA member Ellie Topp in the news:  The harvest of fresh fruit and vegetables is flooding into farmer's markets all over the Maritimes.
That means it's prime time for preserving.
But how do you make sure all that bounty is prepared safely ?
Today, we'll be joined by Professional Home Economist, Ellie Topp, co-author of The Complete Book of Small Batch Preserving. Call for advice on making jams, jellies, salsa or pickles.
You will be able to listen to the broadcast now at: http://www.cbc.ca/maritimenoon/ to listen-in live (choose any city)or later you can choose from list of previous shows in right-hand column )
 OHEA is a member of the Canadian Partnership for Consumer Food Safety Education - click here for link
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