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The dinner table has always been a place to gather with friends and family...

Be Gone Holiday Hangovers

For Bob Huitema, a perpetual do-it-yourselfer who always has some kind of...

Ode to the Oak Savanna

Chris Krucker's first order of business when he bought a 20-acre swath of...

F*ck Food Waste (and Mondays)

When Darcy MacDonell set out to achieve work-life balance eight years...

When Life Gives You Lemons

Saturday night at Supernova Ballroom is a high- powered, kaleidoscopic...

Gaining Traction

When Tony Neale starts up his tractor, his eardrums aren’t blasted...

Sharing the Harvest

We need a tomato break.” Hearing these words from his wife and children,...

Rethinking Packaging

Subscription boxes are a booming business and it feels as though a...

Supporting Local: A List of Services Around the GTA to Use During Covid-19 Closures

Community is at the heart of what we do and now is the time to ensure that...

A World of Peppers Under One Roof

Ask Shirley Ladouceur what her favourite hot peppers are and the Niagara...

Soba, Spaetzle and String Hoppers

Think of the ultimate comfort foods in our lives and there’s more than a...

Pasta Factory Turns Eatery

You might have unintentionally passed on this pasta experience if you...

Using Her Noodle

There’s something restorative about pasta in the winter; it’s like a...

A Seat at the Table

Steve Kidron is intimately familiar with building a life from scratch....

Chefs Dish on the Holidays

Three Toronto-area chefs share their favourite holiday memories, cookbooks...

Making a Niagara List

It's not the North Pole, but as Ontario's "banana belt," Niagara is home...

Raising the Local Bar

The worldwide spirits market remains dominated by big brands backed by...

Recycle, Re-Use, Re-Gift

Our gift guide has ideas for planet-friendly seasonal giving that leaves a...

A Wine as Bold as Its Namesake

Some will argue the success of the Niagara wine region has a Toronto man...

Popcorn for Grownups

Charlene Li likes to say she enjoys the finer things in life, so it’s no...

Make Bread, Break Bread

Behind the distinctive red door of the Depanneur, the year is 1603....

The (Sometimes) Fruitful Work of a Fruit Breeder

When bees start to work in Niagara's orchards every spring, Jayasankar...

From Paris, with Love for Pasta

The first time chef Kshitiz Sethi made spaghetti con le sarde, a...

A College of Firsts and Thirsts

Michael Bright dreams of seeing his name on a bottle of spirits. Vodka,...

From Schoolyard to Table

Tilling soil and getting your hands and feet covered in dirt isn’t part of...

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