Food
Are Cuts to Canadian Meat Inspection a Spoiler?
Gov assures safety, but critics warn of increased health risks and cost burden for BC.
Recipe to Stop Shark Finning: Carrots and Sticks
Equal parts grassroots action and tough legislation are needed to save the sharks.
Why We Shouldn't Ban Shark Fin
Real sea change demands attitude shifts and incentives, not laws that smack of racism.
Idea #9: Slow Down Your Money
Redefine expectations of investment and return, and reap the delicious rewards.
Battle for the Banana
Behind the peel, a torrid history of trade wars and bullish fruit magnates. Last of two.
Secrets of the Banana
Not the forbidden fruit, but equally sinister. Part one of my journey into the republic.
Bless Our Little Pigdom
In which four couples buy six piglets, visions of barbeque dancing in our heads. Part one of two.
Idea #2: Shmeat, Meat of the Future
Put down that ecological-travesty of a hamburger! In vitro meat is what's cooking.
'The Urban Food Revolution' Goes High Rise
Solviva Salad? Five-storey vertical farms? A taste of Peter Ladner's new book on growing food in cities.
Federal Govt Plays Deadly Politics of Salt
Health panel wants life saving, sodium lowering policies. Tories say no.
The Science of Taste
Why can't a blindfolded person tell white wine from red? A top neuroscientist explains how the brain creates flavour.
Occupy Vancouver Becomes Big Downtown Eatery
Hundreds of meals a day dished up to all comers as donated food rolls in.
Behold! The Mighty Herring!
No, really. For many reasons, it's the biggest fish in BC waters. A special report
Doubts Lace Excitement over Vancouver's Local Food Hub
Organizers say New City Market is on track, but others claim farmers' interests are overlooked.
Urban Gardeners Green Prince George's Tough Reputation
Turning empty lots into inner-city veggie patches yields a harvest of goodwill.
Raising My Chicken Monsters
Let others make backyard poultry a political issue. For me, it's been an adventure.
On Nutrition, Canada's Schools Are Out to Lunch
Other nations, even US, are way ahead on school meals programs.
Sockeye Feel the Heat
Global warming cranks up stress on salmon. Scientists are scrambling to identify what the heat's unleashed. Second in a two-part series.
A Loaf of Bread, a Bottle of Wine... God Forbid You Sell Both in BC!
Feature great local foods and wine together in one shop? That's crazy talk, given this province's liquor licensing.
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