Acclaimed Toronto chef shifts focus to the east coast as he takes the helm of Drift at the exquisite new Muir Hotel in Nova Scotia's capital.
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In Kelowna, Cuisine Rises to the Quality of the Wine
Recent additions at Mt. Boucherie and CedarCreek elevate the cuisine in British Columbia’s wine country.
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At Antoinette’s, Caribbean Warmth Brightens Yukon
Trinidadian chef discusses her career and restaurant, which serves up friendliness along with spicy home-cooked fare.
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Can’t Get to Europe? Go to the Okanagan Valley Instead
The Okanagan Valley has characteristics of some of Europe's leading wine regions, an attractive draw for Canadians who miss visiting nations such as France and Italy during the pandemic.
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Tug Eatery a Bright New Light on Victoria’s Harbour
A waterfront restaurant with an immense patio helps Victoria locals and visitors physical distance and still enjoy a traditional pub outing.
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‘It’s Going to Be Carnage,’ Restaurants Canada Exec Says About COVID-19 Impact
Vowing to fight for jobs and entrepreneurs, David Lefebvre says the industry will be redefined because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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With New Chef, Ritz-Carlton Innovates in Toronto
Paul Shewchuk adds sustainability practices and a rooftop garden to five-star hotel in the city’s downtown core.
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10 BC Restaurants to Enjoy This Summer
Exciting celebrations are taking place at several establishments in the province. Here are just a few choice highlights to consider as you venture around the west coast.
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Chanthy Yen’s Global Influences
Chanthy Yen has earned an enviable reputation for his experimental approach to cooking that melds techniques and flavours of Mexico, Spain, Canada and, particularly, Cambodia.
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Victoria’s Food Pioneers and Tastemakers
When it comes to food and drink in Canada, British Columbia’s pretty capital city has proven to be years ahead of other municipalities.
