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Vancouver Island’s tourism offerings have caught the attention of U.S. television network CNN, which named the Island one of the 20 best places to visit in 2020.

It was 2002. I was on the way out the door of the restaurant I was managing (and the industry, more generally), burnt out and full to the brim, frankly speaking, of disdain for the dining audience, myself included.

With the end of 2019 came the end of several Vancouver restaurants. While some, like West on South Granville and Market by Jean-Georges inside the Shangri-La hotel in downtown, were long-heralded, others came a little suddenly.

It's a new month and a new year, which means a fresh buffet of options when it comes to food and drink events in and around Metro Vancouver for the next few weeks.

There’s no shortage of new breweries in the works all over the British Columbia. Here’s a look at some of the ones we’re keeping an eye on for in 2020.

Twitter has released its end of the year review which includes its round-up of the most searched topics in Canada in 2019.

As December winds down and we look back at the last 12 months, it’s safe to say that 2019 was another big year for craft beer in B.C. with 30 new breweries opening across the province.

The week-long celebration of one of Canada's most beloved - and iconic - dishes returns next year to restaurants across the country, including right here in B.C. La Poutine Week is set to return Feb.

Dark lagers are a must-have in the fridge come wintertime — or all year round, really. Crisp, clean and refreshing, yet complex and roasty, they’re a flavourful, malt-forward beer that like any good lager will never wear out your palate.

You can use these cheese and egg waffles as an alternative to bread, pizza dough and dessert