Regional Recipe: Vegan Dumplings
Inspired by my friend Peter’s travels to Nepal, these dumplings are packed with a delicious plant-based filling that will surely surprise you with bold aromas. ...
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519 Schmecks: How to Successfully Close a Restaurant
As it goes this isn’t a skill anyone should want to acquire, but I gotta say we nailed it. I hope I never have to do it again, but it was done with pride and di...
Hyperlocal Travel: Local Pocket Adventures with Charlotte Clarke
As the snow piled up on a Saturday afternoon Charlotte Clarke and I parked on Shakespeare Drive, just a few houses west of Coleridge Drive in Waterloo’s Beechwo...
Easy Being Green: On Changing Habits and Chocolate
This article is going to hurt. I’m sorry to do it, especially this month when we are hearing so much about the beauty of love and what that can bring to your li...
The Side Hustle: Barber & Craft
Adam Zrebiec, a local barber at Good Hair Co. and a talented leather-crafter, has seamlessly merged his two livelihoods under one dynamic brand: Barber & Cr...
Sexplanations: Happiness and Pleasure As You Age
February is a month people like to talk about love, dating and sex. This is fine if you are someone who is into this, annoying if you are not, and can be downri...
New Tune Review: “Might” by Paper Hats
The Peanut Gallery: A Year in Review (Vol. 1) by Splendid Industries
Full disclosure: I’m traditionally a big fan of formulaic, bubble-gum music of any genre a...
Regional Recipe: Vegetarian Garlic Cauliflower Bahn Mi
After I had my first bite of a Wooden Boat Food Company ‘Banh Mi’ sandwich, I immediately fell in love with the bold yet delicate, fresh flavours.
After many ...
Hyperlocal Travel: Local Travel List for 2020
I just picked up a copy of “Explore Every Day” at Words Worth Books in Waterloo. It’s a brand new publication from Lonely Planet, the company synonymous with wa...
Easy Being Green: Small Changes Make a Big Impact
I have a confession to make. Sometimes I’m not the ecowarrior I want to be — or think I should be. Sometimes it’s all so overwhelming — the sheer gravity of wha...