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Canadian food DYK: Original Cactus Club Cafe location still in its original design state
Cactus Club's original location in North Vancouver is a cool throwback to the restaurant chain's beginnings
Alchemist Distiller turns Okanagan apples into unique local spirits
Summerland's Alchemist Distiller is making unique spirits out of Okanagan apples
Canadian food DYK: The quintessential Canadian cocktail was created in Calgary in 1969
Over the past 50 years, the Caesar has become synonymous with Canadian food and drink culture
Canadian food DYK: The Chinese green onion cake is touted as Edmonton’s unofficial dish
Siu To, now known throughout Edmonton as “the green onion cake man”, came from northern China and started his first restaurant in 1978.
ICYMI: New Canadian food policy, McDonald's goes green, and more
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The long-overdue rise of Indigenous cuisine brings Canada back to its roots
Rich with tradition and history, Indigenous food tells the stories of the past using local, seasonal ingredients inspired by the lands and oceans.
Canadian food DYK: Canadian ice cider unique to Québec's Eastern Townships
Ice wine isn't Canada's only celebrated "ice" beverage
Daily bite: Botanist Bar wins Bols Around the World, World’s Best Bar Team
Vancouver's Botanist Bar wins the competition's first-ever team-oriented championship
Canadian food DYK: Saskatchewan is the largest exporter of lentils
Canada is the world’s largest producer and exporter of pulses, the edible dried seeds of legume crops (dried beans, chickpeas, lentils and dried peas), making up 35 per cent of the global pulse business.
Daily bite: Calgary's Home and Away will close its doors at the end of June
The popular games and sports bar announces final send-off party June 28-30
Daily bite: Time Out Market announces its first Canadian location
Canada's new cool food hall concept comes courtesy of the Lisbon-based Time Out Market.
Canadian food DYK: Tide Head, New Brunswick is the fiddlehead capital of the world
This teeny village in New Brunswick dubs itself the fiddlehead capital of the world
Canadian food DYK: Prince Edward Island grows and harvests over 40 million pounds of mussels a year
Prince Edward Island mussels are recognized as some of the best in the world
Canadian food DYK: Canada's most elevated tea time happens at the Lake Agnes Tea House
Climb a mountain for afternoon tea just outside of Lake Louise
ICYMI: Jennifer Crawford wins Masterchef Canada, new ways to reduce food waste, and more
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