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When the 'Women's Section' meets real life

When the 'Women's Section' meets real life

Women like Jane Burrows and the powers of the press
Why seafood eco-labelling matters

Why seafood eco-labelling matters

Meet Vancouver's Ned Bell: sustainable seafood advocate and celebrity chef
The maker's medicine

The maker's medicine

The best drink I had over the festive season was a small plastic glass of port-wine, infused with herbs and hawthorn berries that yoga teacher Natalie Rousseau had "kitchen-witched" together for a solstice celebration she hosted.
The best of food's best...

The best of food's best...

From a year that's best past
Elevating cuisine with The Savoury Stoner

Elevating cuisine with The Savoury Stoner

Personal chef Mike Quigley prepares customizable, cannabis-infused dinners
La Cantina Nesters now serving Mexican breakfast

La Cantina Nesters now serving Mexican breakfast

Owner Pepe Barajas says he wanted to offer an 'authentic' taste of his homeland
Coding for Greatness

Coding for Greatness

I'd just finished reading The Culture Code, a book by Daniel Coyle about the culture of great groups, when I drove through the night, blasting Mofro, up the snowy winding pass to Crystal Mountain in Washington State.
Missing something in your holiday treats?

Missing something in your holiday treats?

Good old mincemeat is the comeback kid
Four Seasons Whistler opens pop-up ramen restaurant

Four Seasons Whistler opens pop-up ramen restaurant

Let's Ramen Restaurant serves Japanese comfort food in an urban-inspired setting
The humble art of showing up

The humble art of showing up

It happened again. Someone paid me a compliment. To my face. A friend was by my side in that exquisitely excruciating moment and she laughed and ordered me to "take it! I can literally see you cringing away," she said. "It's true. You deserve this.