Peak Season: Celebrating Ontario’s Freshest Food
In her new book Peak Season, Deirdre Buryk explores and celebrates Ontario’s seasonal bounty as she guides you through each month of the year.
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Food & Drink
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Ale Trails: Squamish
Squamish has been setting the gold standard for craft beer and mountain biking for over 25 years.
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Ale Trails: Northern BC
The east-to-west corridor of civilization linked by BC's Highway 16 not only provides access to an incredible wilderness but is a vital link between communities who help each other in every aspect from mountain biking to breweries.
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ML Coast Mountains Summer ’22 Issue Out Now
Let the good times roll with the summer 2022 issue of ML Coast Mountains.
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Brews, Blindfolds and Beards.
Your mountain adventure awaits at the 2022 Jasper Beer & Spirits Week and Festival. Words :: Erin Moroz. Tired of having the same lame answer for what you did this…
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Orange Alert! Eat Carrots, Not Salmon
Save Da Sea, and the need for vegan seafood options. words :: Feet Banks. By pretty much any metric, the oceans are in distress. The plastic-laden garbage patch floating out…
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Vie en montagne Winter/Spring ’22 Issue Out Now
In the winter/spring 2022 issue of Vie en montagne, there are plenty of opportunities to dive headfirst into the joys of ice and snow.
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In Search of Lost Orchards
Small-crop cidery spins palate-pleasing gold from forgotten trees. Words & photos :: Kristin Schnelten. Mark Skinner rattles off old-timer advice and patiently answers questions as he disappears into one tree…
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Speed-Dating Panorama
There’s a lot to get acquainted with at eastern B.C.’s Panorama Mountain Resort. Words :: Melanie Chambers. A Snowy Rocket Ship I was begrudging the snowmobile ride. Instead of swooshing…
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Charlevoix: Quebec’s “Secret” Paradise
An hour east of Quebec City, where the slopes meet the sea, there’s a world-class outdoor playground that has remained off the radar for too long.
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BBQ’d Grilled Cheese: It Only Makes Sense
words :: Mila Rusimovich // photos :: Paige Harley. Whether it’s the missionary version of bread, cheese, and butter or something a little more Kama Sutra (like a croque-monsieur) the…
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Eat Like a Voyageur: Make the Bread and ‘Energy Bars’ That Fuelled the Fur Trade
words :: Carmen Kuntz. Imagine canoe-tripping for a living. A paddle and canoe as tools of the trade, the river as an office. Paddle. Navigate. Survive. Now imagine the year…
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Foodscaping: Turning Yards Into Living Smorgasbords
words & photos :: Kristin Schnelten. Foraging in their backyard is a way of life for the Harris children. When it’s time for a snack break, they pause to reach…
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Du terroir au gin / Homegrown Gin
mots :: Rose Simard. Depuis les cinq dernières années, on peut dire que les Québécois sont tombés en amour avec le genièvre. Une passion si forte que le Québec est…
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Electrolytic Beer: The Future of Refreshing
Sponsored by Rally. Words and photos :: Kristin Schnelten. “Electrolytic beer” reads the can of Rally beer in my hand. Electrolytes? In beer? Interest piqued, I pop the top, take…
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Death of the Supermarket? How the Pandemic is Changing Food Supply Systems
The way we obtain our food is changing, and the pandemic sped up the process. Words :: Feet Banks. Who remembers Blockbuster Video? Wandering the aisles under the hum of…
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Slopeside at The Josie Hotel — Where Modern Meets Magic
They say you gotta be a little bit crazy when you try something new. Case in point: The Josie Hotel, at the base of Red Mountain in Rossland, BC. By…
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Proper Hot Chocolate Recipe from an Expedition Chef
There’s never been a better time to make your own hot chocolate instead of a powder mix. Words :: Kieran Creevy // photo :: Lisa Paarvio. Inspired by the exceptional…
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Crushing Bugs and Slopes for a Healthier Winter
How to stay fit, healthy and close to home this winter. Words :: Molly Hurford. Some good news: It’s easier than ever to get healthy from the comfort of your…
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Magasin général Jewett: Proudly Old-Fashioned in the Heart of Quebec’s Cantons-de-l’Est
mots :: Peter Oliver. Le magasin général Jewett, moins de deux kilomètres de la station de ski Owl’s Head dans les Cantons-de-l’Est, est un témoin architectural, commercial et social de…
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