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Suds and glory: Edmonton brewers shine at beer awards

Ale Architect nabbed five trophies at the Alberta Beer Awards, the most of any Edmonton company.

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Food innovations recognized at Edmonton Startup Week

The co-founder of 7 Summits Snacks says she is both honoured and vindicated by a People's Choice Award win at Edmonton Startup Week.

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Food entrepreneurs featured at Edmonton Startup Week

Edmonton Startup Week isn't just for tech — food companies will also be on display at multiple events.

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Aqtiva heads into Edmonton Startup Week on a winning streak

A company that helps farmers with crop yields is riding a wave of recognition as Edmonton Startup Week shines its annual light on promising companies.

A crowd gathered at a verdant farm under a sprawling sky
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Agritourism grows in Strathcona County

As Strathcona County aims to attract more visitors with its newly launched Go Strathco brand, agritourism is an important piece of the puzzle, advocates say.

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Vagabond takes up residence at former Wilfred's

A constantly evolving pop-up will share recently vacated space in the same building as Made by Marcus and Next of Kin starting on Oct. 3.

The exterior of Sea Change Brewing Co.'s Skelly Club in Calgary
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Sea Change makes ripples to Calgary

With an expansion to Calgary and growth in Edmonton, it might look like Sea Change Brewing Co. is charting a course for the edge of the world, but one of its founders says the company is just going where the current takes it.

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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.

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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.