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Chef's Choice: Tracing a path from child to chef with Eric Arrouzé

Chef's Choice: Tracing a path from child to chef with Eric Arrouzé

When French chef Eric Arrouzé was a young boy growing up in France, he once had an English teacher tell him he would never be able to speak the language. If only she could see him now.
Mile One to go up against top Vancouver chefs in Chowder Chowdown

Mile One to go up against top Vancouver chefs in Chowder Chowdown

Pemberton eatery's recipe selected from dozens of B.C. Ocean Wise restaurants
Chef's Choice: A little taste of Tofino's SoBo at the Whistler Writers Festival

Chef's Choice: A little taste of Tofino's SoBo at the Whistler Writers Festival

Chef Lisa Ahier knows how to cook for a community of young, healthy, outdoorsy people.
Prawns vs. oysters: fighting the good fight

Prawns vs. oysters: fighting the good fight

Which seafood favourite wins the UFC trophy?
Whistler's hospitality sector gives back

Whistler's hospitality sector gives back

Restaurant Association of Whistler raises over $22,000 for charities at golf tourney
Parallel 49: The King of Beers

Parallel 49: The King of Beers

East Van microbrewery will soon have their beers on tap at several Whistler locations
Chefs Choice: Shelley Adams

Chefs Choice: Shelley Adams

Without Whistler there would be no Whitewater cookbooks. Author and chef Shelley Adams, whose latest book Whitewater Cooks with Passion joins three other bestsellers under the "Whitewater Cooks" name, lived in Whistler until she was 28.
Reading between the covers

Reading between the covers

What do our cookbooks tell us about ourselves?
Chef's Choice: Renee McNeil

Chef's Choice: Renee McNeil

Husband and wife Renee and Rob McNeil embody a true Whistler love story. Not only did they meet during the resort's high-water mark, the 2010 Olympics, but they bonded over what's become one of Whistler's favourite treats: the Aussie meat pie.
Most Canadians still aren't eating enough fruits and vegetables

Most Canadians still aren't eating enough fruits and vegetables

On average, Canucks consuming only half of their recommended daily servings