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Gut Check: A Gastro Tour Of Berlin

Posted 05.22.2013 | Canada Travel

As Germany’s capital, Berlin has a reputation to uphold. It’s a pivotal city fueling the country’s financial and political landscape. Yet it has...

Divide and Conquer: How to Get Your Daily Fruits and Vegetables

Carol Dombrow | Posted 05.18.2013 | Canada Living
Carol Dombrow

Canadians are not meeting the Food Guide recommendations, especially when it comes to eating enough fruit and vegetables. Part of the problem is knowing how many fruits and vegetables we need to eat in a day and what a serving size should be. Guess what? We all have a terrific tool at our disposal to help us eat healthy -- our dinner plate.

Edible Mother's Day Bouquet in 6 Steps

Le Dolci | Posted 05.07.2013 | Canada Living
Le Dolci

Does your mom have a sweet tooth? This Mother's Day, indulge her by making a cupcake bouquet! This six-step bouquet will show your mom how much you lo...

Even Health-Conscious Consumers Find It Hard to Maintain a Healthy Diet

Timi Gustafson, R.D. | Posted 05.06.2013 | Canada Living
Timi Gustafson, R.D.

It's a proven fact that most people change their eating habits and lifestyle choices only after a serious health scare such as a heart attack or a dia...

How Losing Weight Almost Made Me Lose My Mind

The Purple Fig | Posted 04.25.2013 | Canada Living
The Purple Fig

It was surreal. The body that I had had owned all my life suddenly seemed not to belong to me anymore. It was as if it were somebody else's. Its legs were slimmer, its stomach was firmer, and apart from the physicality of it all, even its perception by others was completely different.

5 Sandwich Spots You Have to Try

Cody Battershill | Posted 04.19.2013 | Canada Alberta
Cody Battershill

Every time I stop in at the following five destinations I arrive at my sandwich happy place. When you taste the following sandwiches you would almost think they were made by a higher power. If you are in a hurry and want to call ahead to have your sandwich ready for pick up, if you want to order for a large group or event, or if you want to sit down and enjoy, all 5 of these best in Calgary sandwich shops will make your wallet and your taste buds happy.

The Getaway: Farm Cooking in Prince Edward County

Lisa Jackson | Posted 04.18.2013 | Canada Travel
Lisa Jackson

I'm getting the ultimate field to farm culinary experience at From the Farm Cooking School, located two hours east of Toronto in Prince Edward County. Personal chef and food writer Cynthia Peters teaches classes on the art of seasonal cooking from her 1830's heritage farmhouse.

The Local Food Act That Could Make a Difference in Ontario

Ontario Association of Food Banks | Posted 04.15.2013 | Canada Impact
Ontario Association of Food Banks

With the current economic state in Ontario, many individuals are struggling to put meals on the table each and every day. Prices are rising across the board for food staples, and it is becoming increasingly difficult to find accessible, affordable, and nutritious food. Since being re-introduced to legislature, the Local Food Act has passed its first reading.

Noma Chef Rene Redzepi on Food, Accidental Fame and Facing Critics

Vacay.ca | Posted 04.13.2013 | Canada Living
Vacay.ca

Like many accidental celebrities, Rene Redzepi found himself performing tasks he never endeavoured to perform. "We got very confused at Noma when we first started having success. I went to cooking school to learn to whip a bernaise, not how to deal with the New York Times in a press conference."

Kensington Market: Battle is on for my Neighbourhood's Heart and Soul

Marion Kane | Posted 04.11.2013 | Canada
Marion Kane

Located in the heart of down­town Toronto bor­dered by Col­lege and Dun­das to the north and south, to the east and west by Spad­ina and Bathurst...

The Anti-Cancer Properties of Onions

Harriet Sugar-Miller | Posted 04.09.2013 | Canada Living
Harriet Sugar-Miller

The sulfur compounds of the Vidalia onion are extremely healthy -- harbouring the potential to lower your blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol, to thin your blood, to bolster your immune system and to fight cancer directly by helping your liver detox carcinogens.

Calgary Aggie Days: Agriculture Every Day!

Cami Ryan | Posted 04.08.2013 | Canada Alberta
Cami Ryan

From the time you wake up and your feet hit that hardwood floor, until you tuck yourself into those cotton sheets at night, agriculture is a constant in your everyday life.

The 10 Mom Types That You'll Find at the Park

Samantha Kemp-Jackson | Posted 04.07.2013 | Canada Living
Samantha Kemp-Jackson

Moms at the park playing with their kids are a common sight in most neighborhoods. Not surprisingly then, is it any wonder that there are as many different types of moms at the park as there are days of the week? Read on and you'll find that you'll likely recognize at least a few of these parents at your local playground.

Rural Ontario Restaurant a Hidden Gem in Canada

Vacay.ca | Posted 04.04.2013 | Canada
Vacay.ca

Canadians from coast-to-coast have been naming their favourite restaurants in a first-of-its-kind national poll to discover the nation's best choices ...

Improve Your Family's Diet Now!

Minnow Hamilton | Posted 03.30.2013 | Canada Living
Minnow Hamilton

We're not saying you need to make big changes to your diet, but sometimes small changes can make a big difference.

And Canada's Most Overweight Province Is...

CP | The Canadian Press | Posted 03.27.2013 | Canada Living

TORONTO - Consumers in Atlantic provinces are careful about their sodium intake and know the importance of eating fibre, fruits and vegetables, but th...

A Natural Solution to the Obesity Epidemic

Dr Mike Hart | Posted 05.15.2013 | Canada Living
Dr Mike Hart

Many different organizations and health experts have purposed various solutions to solve the western world's obesity epidemic. But the underlying problem to the obesity epidemic is the current population's lack of connectivity to the soil, the environment and the food supply. If we can reconnect our current population with the food supply and the community, we will create a healthier and brighter future for generations to come.

What Chef Lora Kirk Loves to Eat

Erin Maynes | Posted 05.12.2013 | Canada Living
Erin Maynes

Since 2010, Chef Kirk has wowed Toronto with her culinary talents as Chef at Ruby Watchco. Chef Lora Kirk from talks to us about her favourite ingredients, why she prefers supporting local food producers and her perfect food day.

The End of Cowshwitz: Will Ethical Bacon & Eggs be Coming to Cowtown?

Paul Hughes | Posted 05.11.2013 | Canada Alberta
Paul Hughes

If Calgary Co-op member, and local food activist, Clint Robertson's motion is successful on Wednesday at their AGM, Calgary Co-op will make history by being the first major food retailer in Canada to begin phasing out the intensive confinement of farm animals, specifically caged pork and battery caged hens for eggs.

Restaurants Battle to be Canada's No. 1

Vacay.ca | Posted 05.06.2013 | Canada Travel
Vacay.ca

Canadians' appetite for naming their favourite restaurant is proving to be insatiable. With six weeks left in public voting for the 2013 Vacay.ca Top 50 Restaurants in Canada, two of the nation's most acclaimed establishments are in a tight battle for the People's Choice award -- which is determined by votes from Canadians.

The Chef Who Got Anthony Bourdain to Layover in Toronto

Adrian Brijbassi | Posted 05.06.2013 | Canada Travel
Adrian Brijbassi

Scott Vivian may have done more for Toronto's culinary rep than anyone else in recent years. And, it was all thanks to a few beers. He told Anthony Bourdain he should film an episode of his TV show in Toronto. That's exactly what Bourdain did.

Seven Breakfast Foods To Beat Belly Fat

Natasha Turner, ND | Posted 05.01.2013 | Canada Living
Natasha Turner, ND

If you chow down a bowl of cereal or go for a breakfast bagel before you head out the door in the morning you may not be surprised to find that these items have you napping at your desk a few hours later. For better concentration levels, I recommend picking a few of these ingredients each day.

Wayne Gretzky's Chef: A Great One In His Own Right

Vacay.ca | Posted 04.29.2013 | Canada Living
Vacay.ca

The night Beau MacMillan first cooked for Wayne Gretzky, he was the one who was given Hall of Fame treatment. The chef offered some insight into what it was like to be that close to one of Canada's icons last week when he visited Toronto to help promote Scottsdale, Arizona as a travel destination.

How Ashoka's "Changemakers" Are Morphing Canada

Neil Parmar | Posted 04.28.2013 | Canada Impact
Neil Parmar

Think you've got the next socially innovative idea that's going to change the world for the better? But need a bit of a boost to get started? Consider...

Waste Not, Want Not

Teresa Falk | Posted 04.14.2013 | Canada Alberta
Teresa Falk

Growing up I remember my mom saying this when I didn't finish my food. And by the sounds of it, others could benefit from remembering this popular idiom as well. Recently I read that the average American throws away 396 pounds of food each year, according to the Natural Resources Defense Council. This statistic doesn't surprise me.