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Produced by Michael Timmins (Cowboy Junkies) in the intimacy of his Toronto Roncesvalle studio, the humanity of the album is like the warmth of blood that rushes to the cut: a sudden alive jolt in the middle of peril and uncertainty; a suspension of

Spectre Starring Daniel Craig, Christoph Waltz Directed by Sam Mendes If James Bond had a greatest hits collection, Spectre would be it.

Jason Yamasaki has come a long way since his humble beginnings as a busboy at the White Spot. He now runs the wine program at Chambar, one of Vancouver’s hottest restaurants and has earned a couple of well-deserved feathers in his cap.

Hot dogs have long been held back by the ketchup mafia. Every once in a while, mustard and onions were allowed in on the action, but for the longest time the sweet red sauce ran the show.

Spicy: the word that most often sums up a neophyte’s knowledge of Korean food.

Almost five years ago, David Hawksworth opened up a rather ambitious room for Vancouver.

There’s an earnestness to the food that comes out of chef/owner David Gunawan’s kitchen at Farmer’s Apprentice, one that’s founded on a deep respect for the ingredients used to create his dishes.

It’s official: Brassneck Brewery is the best. The popular Main Street brewery won top honours at the BC Beer Awards last month, taking home the Best in Show prize for their One Trick Pony Imperial IPA.

Born and raised in Nairobi, Kenya, Kurshid Khan and his wife Yasmin moved to Vancouver in 1997 so their children could have a better life.

When it comes to the Caesar game, no one comes close to Score on Davie. So it’s little wonder that the West End bar was this year’s winner for Best Sports Bar and finished third for Best West End Bar.