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A food and drink guide to Calgary

February 14, 2019December 10, 2019 Morag Lee Leave a comment

One of Calgary’s main selling points is its cosmopolitan atmosphere combined with some of the world’s most stunning natural scenery. Not only does this blend create an incredible holiday mishmash of adventure and style – but it also makes for some incredible culinary experiences. The fertile lands of Alberta produce locally grown crops with acres […]

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A food and drink guide to Victoria

November 1, 2018December 10, 2019 Morag Lee Leave a comment

No trip to British Columbia is complete without a stop in its capital city of Victoria. We’ve blogged before about the city’s cultural and sightseeing opportunities – but you’re going to need some food in between all that exploring. Thankfully, Victoria is home to an impressive culinary scene that appeals to all appetites and taste […]

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A food and drink guide to Nova Scotia

August 23, 2018December 10, 2019 Morag Lee Leave a comment

Have you been watching Paul & Nick’s Big Food Trip to Eastern Canada and found yourself drooling over the Nova Scotia cuisine? If so, we have got good news for you – there is way more delicious food in the province than what was shown on television. Nova Scotia is a food and drinks haven […]

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A food and drink guide to Ottawa

June 21, 2018December 10, 2019 Morag Lee Leave a comment

As is true with any capital city, the food and drink scene in Ottawa is second to none. Below we’ve rounded up five delicacies and culinary adventures that you should absolutely make sure you experience while you’re in the city. Shawarma Capital of Canada If you’re a fan of Lebanese food – in particular, the […]

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A wine guide to Vancouver Island

March 22, 2018March 23, 2018 Morag Lee Leave a comment

We’ve already written about the delectable selection of wineries in the famous Okanagan Valley. While it is undoubtedly British Columbia’s top wine region, Vancouver Island shouldn’t be forgotten about either. The island is home to 37 licensed wineries, many of which offer tours and boast their own restaurants. Most of the wineries are located north […]

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A foodie’s guide to Alaska

March 15, 2018March 15, 2018 Morag Lee Leave a comment

When you think of Alaska you probably think of outdoor adventure, scenic peaks and wondering moose – rather than tasty food. But the Final Frontier definitely has plenty to offer the foodie traveller who lets their taste-buds pick their travel destination (especially if they like seafood!). While visiting the various ports of call on an […]

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The Ultimate Canadian Thanksgiving

October 9, 2017October 9, 2017 ctsblogadmin Leave a comment

Happy Canadian Thanksgiving, one and all! But wait – isn’t it too early? American Thanksgiving falls on the fourth Thursday of November each year, but did you know that their Northern counterparts in Canada actually celebrate the holiday on the second Monday of October? And this year that is 9th October! Everyone has grown up […]

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Where to eat brunch in Edmonton

August 23, 2017May 4, 2018 Morag Lee Leave a comment

Edmonton is a beautiful sight in the morning and well worth getting up early for. And the food that awaits you after your morning stroll will make you thankful that you set your alarm clock. Edmonton is not short of brunch options for foodies (or food options in general) and is a great way to […]

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A foodie’s guide to Montreal

May 10, 2017May 10, 2017 Morag Lee Leave a comment

Not that long ago, we shared our guide to food and drink in Quebec City. But the capital of the Quebec province is not the only foodie city in the region. If you’re in Canada on the hunt for great food and drink, we recommend taking a trip 3 hours east to Montreal to experience […]

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8 delectable high-end restaurants in Whistler

February 15, 2017March 9, 2017 Morag Lee Leave a comment

Whistler knows how to treat its guests. Not only is it home to some of the best ski slopes in Canada, the town itself is not short of amazing places to treat yourself to a mouth-watering evening dinner. While you’ll find a plethora of restaurants and cafés that cover the spectrum of restaurant types, we’re […]

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