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Step by Step: Garden Vegetable Caponata
With backyard gardens and farmers’ markets bursting forth with beautiful produce, there is no better time to love vegetables than right now. How glorious it is to wander into your garden and pluck off a variety of veg for your summer supper! Or, if the farmers’ market is more your thing, a Saturday morning is well spent when tucking a variety of garden goodies into your basket. For me, the summer months are all about eating fresh and local, savouring and celebrating the mome
Renée Kohlman
Jul 142 min read


Steak and Chimichurri Sauce
Back in 1910, a young woman in Spokane, Washington, wanted to honour her father and decided she wanted dads to have a day of their own just like Mother’s Day. From this, Father’s Day celebrations began to take hold and in the early 1920s arrived in Canada. Father’s Day celebrates one’s father, fatherhood and the importance of a male role in shaping children’s lives. Whichever form of dad you embody, you are an important part of family. Weather usually warms by the third we
Natalie Findlay
Jun 151 min read


Open That Bottle with Christina Mah
Born and raised in Calgary, Christina Mah always dreamt of opening a restaurant. “I knew I would choose a career path that would end up with saving money to open a restaurant or a bar, or something in the hospitality industry. And then somewhere along the way, I started working in the industry,” says Mah. And at a young age, she set out on a path that would ultimately lead to just that. A job opening at Raw Bar in Hotel Arts piqued Mah’s interest. “There was a hotel that w
Quinn Curtis
May 213 min read


Natalie Findlay
May 160 min read


Bearing Fruit
Photo courtesy prairiehardy.ca “The best time to plant a tree is twenty years ago, the second-best time is today” Chinese Proverb If you ever want to have an interesting conversation, talk to someone in horticulture, viticulture, or botany, about finding the right thing to plant and where to plant it. In the wine business, grapes are a perfect example of a predominantly single species, yet there are thousands of cultivars, all with different flavour profiles, tolerances
Tom Firth
May 65 min read


Success is defined by community for this small craft brewery/coffee roaster
You don’t often think of a brewery as a community hub; where local stand-up comedians can try out their act; where trivia nights, beer yoga, or weddings are part of the goings-on or – how about this – with a cafe on site, complete with pastries and site-roasted java. But that’s exactly what’s happening at Endeavour Brewing and Coffee Roasters, and founders Matt and Georgia Atkins have put it plainly in their mission statement, describing themselves as ‘cultivators of commu
Lucy Haines
Apr 255 min read
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