Canada’s honey gone to space with Chris Hadfield as a finalist in NASA’s “Snacks For Space!” contest Canadian honey is currently with Chris Hadfield during his mission to the International Space Station. In August 2012, the Canadian Space Agency selected the Honibe Honey Drop as one of its ‘Snacks For Space’ and the Honey Drop is [...]
Third parties no longer needed to provide BC liquor licences for caterers By Lev Jackson Caterers will no longer have to use third parties to serve liquor at events because BC liquor licences are now available to catering companies. Prior to the new regulation, caterers had to get a third party to supply, transport and assume [...]
Ocean-friendly labeling for sustainable seafood lauded by eco groups Beacon Staff Reporter Sustainable seafood will now be clearly labeled for customers at Canada Safeway, thanks to a new consumer information program unveiled yesterday. Customers will now be able to easily identify which fresh and frozen seafood items are the best ocean-friendly choices. Through the SeaChoice ranking program [...]
Province hoping exposure can help VQA wines tap into the American market With help from the provincial government, the B.C. Wine Institute showcased some of its best wines at a major food show in the United States. Award winning Vintners Quality Alliance (VQA) wines were on display at the Winter Fancy Food show in San Francisco [...]
Canadians demand action to ensure food safety Beacon Staff Reporter A new poll released by the Canadian Food Safety Alliance on Tuesday showed that Canadians’ concern for food borne illness has persisted, months after the XL Food recall. Canadians list food safety as one of their top concerns on par with concerns over the deficit. [...]
Do you check out restaurant reviews before trying a new place? By Kevin Olenick Down the street from my house is a place called Gratitude Cafe. It’s a Vegetarian restaurant. It has a neat concept. There are game boards, it has a relaxing concept, and the food reviews are [...]
