Dan Clapson
Dan Clapson is the The Globe and Mail restaurant critic for the Canadian Prairies and has contributed to many publications including Westjet Magazine, Ricardo Magazine, Air Canada enRoute and more. He is also a regular guest expert on tv shows like Cityline, Global Calgary and CTV Morning Live Vancouver. When Clapson is not writing, eating or traveling across Canada, he’s probably relaxing at a pub in Calgary with some friends or watching RuPaul’s Drag Race.
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Driving Force offers fleet to provide transport aid to initiatives across Canada
The national transport company is stepping up to help community initiatives
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Get creative with surf and turf combinations at home
Rethink the classic surf 'n' turf with these creative, but approachable, dishes
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Toronto grocer faces backlash for selling Lysol wipes for $30
Pusateri's Fine Foods hikes price of sanitizing wipes during COVID-19 crisis
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Calgary Co-op announces expanded COVID-19 staff benefits and safety measures
This Calgary grocery chain is stepping up to support their front-of-line workers during these stressful times
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Wild Tea Kombucha hopes for small business solidarity with online store initiative
The popular kombucha maker sets up a virtual shop to help out struggling businesses
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Restaurateurs launch Vancouver Food and Beverage Community Relief Fund
Hospitality professionals join forces to create an emergency relief fund on the West Coast
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Calgary-based campaign #EatLater launches in support of local restaurants
This initiative aims to encourage support for Calgary restaurants in their time of need
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SAIT donates 10,000 pounds of perishable food to Calgary's Leftovers Foundation
One of Canada's top culinary campuses repurposes ingredient surplus during the COVID-19 crisis
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Victoria Distillers begins producing free hand sanitizer during COVID-19 crisis
This company based in Sidney, B.C. is turning their distilling byproduct into something highly useful
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Grocers across Canada offering special hours for seniors and immunocompromised Canadians
These grocers aim to better serve the elderly and immunocompromised shoppers with new hours