Food Roundup

The Food Roundup provides you with the latest headlines and happenings related to food and agriculture in the Edmonton region.


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Recent editions

Tuesday, September 22, 2026

With news from Boyle Street Community Services, XIX Valleyview, Be-a-Bella, The Lunchbox Sandwich Shop, Blind Enthusiasm, Rita Trattoria, and more.

Tuesday, September 15, 2026

With news from Too Good To Go, Lui Chi's Coffee, Little BonBon Ice Cream, ACE Coffee Roasters, DON'YA Ukraine's Kitchen, Cavern, CFR, and more.

Tuesday, September 8, 2026

With news from The Tomato, Wild Wing, Roam Cafe, DON'YA Ukraine's Kitchen, miskamâsowin foods, ACME Meat Market, Shane Chartrand, and more.


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Boyle Street calls for Thanksgiving support

Boyle Street Community Service's annual Thanksgiving dinner is at risk due to higher costs associated with the move to okimaw peyesew kamik (King Thunderbird Centre), which opened in late 2025, as well as the increased day-to-day expenses of providing services to Edmontonians experiencing homelessness and housing instability.

food business

Too Good To Go reflects on 1M+ rescued meals in Alberta

Four years into its presence in Alberta, the Denmark-based Too Good To Go has noticed some trends among users of its app, which connects consumers to surplus food from restaurants, bakeries, cafés, and grocers at a discount.

food business

The Tomato celebrates 30 years of community

The Tomato is celebrating its 30th anniversary, but the party it's throwing with its September-October issue is more about the community than the publication.


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