Food
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Growing self-sufficiency: New gardeners look for more support, increased food security
As people spend more time at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, an interest in gardening, and growing food in particular, has blossomed.
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Edmonton riverfront patio is now licensed
River Valley Adventure Co. now offers Edmontonians a place to enjoy alcoholic beverages in the river valley after acquiring a liquor license for its patio.
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Podcast pick: That's Food
That's Food is CSJR Radio's foodie podcast that tells "the backstory to food in Edmonton, one meal at a time." Last month, Season 2 hit the airwaves.
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Stump Kitchen's Alexis Hillyard featured by Google
Local YouTube star Alexis Hillyard was featured by Google in a new YouTube video showcasing her efforts to create "a safe space to celebrate the amazing, unique ways we move through the world."
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Outdoor dining returns in first stage of Alberta's summer reopening plan
The first stage of Alberta's reopening plan starts June 1, enabling outdoor dining to resume with a maximum of four people per table, made up of one household or two close contacts for those living alone.
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Rundown: Edmontonians can now drink alcohol in some public parks
Beginning today, May 28, Edmontonians can consume alcohol in select public parks as part of a City of Edmonton pilot project.
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Prairie Catering takes over food service at the Art Gallery of Alberta
Prairie Catering is now the exclusive provider of food service, events, and facility booking at the Art Gallery of Alberta, according to a news release.
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The Backyard brings a plethora of local food options to new outdoor gathering place
The Backyard, a new outdoor venue located in a vacant lot at 10004 103A Avenue in downtown Edmonton, aims to use the new gathering place to support local businesses.
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#Eat124StBingo puts spotlight on area food community
Meuwly's and the 124 Grand Market are spearheading a campaign to support food businesses in the 124 Street area.
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