Food and Drink

Last week I shared the FIRST and SECOND episodes of Salt, Fresh & Field , a new show where host Chad Brealey brings people out to catch/hunt food in Western Canada - from the ocean (Salt), fresh water (Fresh) and the woods (Field) - then they bring i

Yesterday I POSTED the first episode of Salt, Fresh & Field , a new show where host Chad Brealey brings people out to catch/hunt food in Western Canada - from the ocean (Salt), fresh water (Fresh) and the woods (Field) - then they bring it back to to

Yesterday we kicked off our 5 part #insearchofthesockeye series with THIS PRIMER about the record breaking sockeye salmon run happening on the Fraser River right now.

Remember when I INTRODUCED YOU to Chad Brealey in my 500 COFFEES series and told you he was working on a show called Salt, Fresh & Field ? Well, I'm incredibly happy to bring you the first episode of it today.

24604.tv is your Vancouver Video Tour Guide to adventurous activities, amazing places to eat, and the best spots for a night out. We've partnered with V.I.A. to bring you a new segment each week here on the blog.

I'll use any excuse to link back to our second most popular post of the last year, which was THIS RECENT ONE about the $200 watermelons on sale at Urban Fare. Walking by today I noticed that they've also got some available for the rest of us!

The second annual We Heart Local Awards launched today, celebrating BC's passion for local food and agriculture! Nominations are open from today until September 1st, 2014 and if you're a resident of BC you can nominate your favourites then vote on th

La Vida Local is a feature aimed at connecting you with some of the best foods and goods within Vancouver. When you buy local, you're not just supporting these individuals, but also helping to grow and sustain the local community.

Each week I visit our friends Kevin and Sonia at The Peak 102.7FM to share One Awesome Thing happening in Vancouver. Today it was all about the blackberry harvest and some tips on finding the best spots to pick these free gems in Vancouver.

While one of the variations of wild blackberries found growing in and around Vancouver are considered an invasive species (the Himalaya Berry, introduced in 1885), many of us consider them to be a much-appreciated annual gift from Mother Nature.