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Strawberry fields forever

Strawberry fields forever

Camel's Back Harvest carries on a noble tradition
Multicultural Festival features international feast

Multicultural Festival features international feast

Flavours of Italy, France, Persia, India and Mexico served in sample sizes
Rah, raw radishes!

Rah, raw radishes!

A simple pleasure worth two second looks
Chef's Choice: Scott Grieve — The chocolatier who tempts the tourists in town

Chef's Choice: Scott Grieve — The chocolatier who tempts the tourists in town

Who counts calories on vacation? Let's face it — the time for counting is over as soon as the last email is sent, the bags are packed and the "to do" list gets its final checkmark.
Summertime and the sipping is breezy

Summertime and the sipping is breezy

Despite its impossible-to-predict arrival and often fleeting departure summer has always had a special meaning for wine drinkers.
Good hikes require great food

Good hikes require great food

Packing food into the backcountry requires creative thinking
Chef's choice: Richard Pierce

Chef's choice: Richard Pierce

The view of Mount Currie from the two vast terraces of the Black Squirrel Restaurant is so good that to improve on it you'd have to be climbing the mountain.
Indoor inspirations in the outdoor season

Indoor inspirations in the outdoor season

Growing food indoors is easy for those willing to put in a little effort
Chef's choice: Fairmont's Laurent Bernard on afternoon tea

Chef's choice: Fairmont's Laurent Bernard on afternoon tea

Afternoon tea has returned to the Fairmont's Mallard Lounge for the summer. Running every day from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m., patrons can enjoy a variety of pastries, a long tea list, as well as a lovely view of the mountains from the upper village venue.
The art of good fish

The art of good fish

Cooked or painted, fish deliver beautifully