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At least fashion says the future looks bright

At least fashion says the future looks bright

It’s fair to say the world is a bit gloomy and doomy right now, although who knows? Perhaps between my filing of this story and its publication, everything will have turned from topsy-turvy to right-way-up again.
Wine and coffee champions, special Easter meals, and more!

Wine and coffee champions, special Easter meals, and more!

Kudos to Summerhill Pyramid Winery in Kelowna for winning the title of Best Chardonnay in the World at the Chardonnay du Monde competition in Burgundy, France. Summerhill’s 2014 Chardonnay Icewine beat out 706 entries to come in first.
New East Van bakeries serve up a variety of delicious tastes

New East Van bakeries serve up a variety of delicious tastes

You can walk by Baker & Table Caf e (6414 Fraser St.) and almost miss it. Squished between raucous grocers, a busy sushi spot, and a Chinese café, there is the cozy and relaxed domain of baker Hitomi Syvertsen.
Oak + Fort takes its menswear to the next level

Oak + Fort takes its menswear to the next level

Vancouver-based fashion retailer Oak + Fort has always had a men’s collection, but it was small – a single rack in each store – until Matthew Burwell joined as menswear designer in 2015.
From Jamaica to Vancouver: a visit from the queen of rum

From Jamaica to Vancouver: a visit from the queen of rum

“When people taste it, the first word you hear is, ‘Whoa,’” says Joy Spence, smiling. I take a sip. “Whoa,” I exclaim. She laughs.
Japanese chains Muji and Uniqlo confirmed for Vancouver

Japanese chains Muji and Uniqlo confirmed for Vancouver

Different countries have different aesthetics – French chic, Brit eclectic formality or pretty-pretty, and American sportswear.
Cheers to drinking beer in a (repurposed) Portland high school

Cheers to drinking beer in a (repurposed) Portland high school

Heritage buildings get new lease on life thanks to creative redevelopment

Hot cross buns, wine for waves, and a very "spirited" festival

JS Dupuis has returned to Homer Street Café and Tableau Bar Bistro as beverage director. Dupuis formerly worked at both locations before leaving for stints Charton-Hobbs and Boulevard Kitchen & Oyster Bar.
Unforgotten Ones: helping families heal from pregnancy loss

Unforgotten Ones: helping families heal from pregnancy loss

A local entrepreneur is giving women and men tools to cope with losing a child
Healthalicious: Your guide to healthy food on the go in Vancouver

Healthalicious: Your guide to healthy food on the go in Vancouver

Vancouver restaurants, juiceries and cafes that serve up the good stuff
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