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Edmonton is known for its weather, festivals, the Edmonton Oilers (for good or for bad), and now, apparently, its pizza. 
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Restaurant bike crawl gives a whole new meeting to dine and dash
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A Storify recap and information about featured guests at Green Drinks Edmonton: Local Food on March 2, 2016.
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Canada’s 100 Best magazine has named eight Calgary eateries among the finest in the country.
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2015 listings of Canada's 100 Best Restaurants as chosen by our prestigious panel of judges.
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Several #Alberta Restaurants on the list! #yegfood #yycfood
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This year, we've decided to give you an amuse bouche by counting down our Best New winners.
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Calling all Albertans — it’s time to sit back and tune in for Season 3 of MasterChef Canada where 10 of our own home cooks will be slicing, dicing and whisking their way to try and earn the title of Canada’s next MasterChef. Alberta has certainly taken a main stage on Season 3 of MasterChef…
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What started as a small micro green garden in an Edmonton garage has become a successful urban gardening venture.
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The Edmonton Food Council is interested in tracking how Edmonton’s food system is changing over time and would like to hear your thoughts and perceptions about the local food system. The Food Council intends on releasing an annual scorecard of Edmonton’s food system using the results from the following questionnaire
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Local kitchen talent gets ready to compete for $100,000 prize.
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"That store has been there a very long time and it was not as big as we would like it to be"
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The Calgary restaurant scene exploded in 2015,. 2016 is right on track to follow suit, with a number of new eateries already in the works.
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It will help Albertans find farmers markets and fresh produce in their area
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Taste Canada Awards invites all bloggers to submit entries to the 2016 Food Blog Category. The winning author(s) will receive recognition through: Media outreach
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The prairies are a major producer of the world’s pulse supply #yegfood #yycfood
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Canada's 100 Best magazine has released its second annual list of the top 100 restaurants in the country and three Edmonton eateries have made the cut.
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As part of our monthly series, we interviewed Slow Food Edmonton about their approach to ethical eating.
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We wanted to satisfy our curiosity and explore all the different ways to eat ethically, and how they might impact our food system, without it becoming a cage(-free) match. In the second post of a monthly series on ethical eating, The Local Good interviewed Slow Food Edmonton members Chad Moss and Thea Moss about their approach to food. (You can find the first post, an interview with Vegans and Vegetarians of Alberta’s Christina Prokopenko, here.)
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You can’t accomplish much on an empty stomach! Grab a table at one of these intimate restaurants, where the quiet atmosphere allows you to focus and there’s enough room to spread out.
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Looking for some inexpensive yet delicious places to year? Check out some of these hidden gems in the Calgary Region.
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A behind-the-scenes look at the filming of You Think You Know Edmonton? 124 Street Edition with Brittney Le Blanc.
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Pulses are one of the most versatile foods on the planet! Composed of dry peas, lentils, chickpeas and beans, these tiny powerhouses can be used to create anything from hummus and falafel patties to smoothie bowls and cupcakes. They pack a hearty fiber- and protein-rich punch – and they’re sustainable to boot.
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You now have a new list to consult when choosing where to dine out. And once again, Toronto's restaurant scene comes out on top.
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Gluten Free Map of Calgary - The GFYYC Map makes hitting the town and finding gluten-free alternatives that much easier!
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More small restaurants may be able to find a home on some of Edmonton's most vibrant streets if council approves a pilot to ease parking requirements for businesses in those areas.
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