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From the Kitchen – Incredible Ingredients

August 22, 2024

by Joan Saunders | photos by Kathryn Alvarez Photography - A friend recently confessed to me that when I said something was easy to cook, they didn't always believe me. Whoa. That was a bit gut-wrenching, but I can understand the feelings behind the statement. Sometimes the final product in a magazine or cookbook looks [...]

From the Kitchen – Incredible Ingredients

School Lunches Three Ways

August 22, 2024

by Charlotte Edwardson, Owner, Deep Cove Trading Co. | photos by Janis Jean - School lunches don't have to be mundane and repetitive. With a little inspiration, you can transform lunchtime into a delicious, nutritious and exciting part of your child's day. Here are three quick-to-prepare school lunch ideas that combine taste and fun to

School Lunches Three Ways

Last Word from the Editorial Director

August 22, 2024

by Deborah Rogers - I learned to cook at my mother's elbow, watching her pare the skin from a cooking apple in one long peel and slicing it straight into the dish for an apple crumble to eat after a Sunday roast. She seemed to know how to make anything, measuring by eye, using the

Last Word from the Editorial Director

NILTUO – Increasing Support for Indigenous Youth: Threshold & NIȽ TU,O Work Together

July 25, 2024

by Katharina Stocker | photos courtesy NIȽ TU,O Child & Family Services - For over 30 years, Threshold Housing Society (Threshold) has provided housing for youth who are at risk of homelessness. This year, Threshold is continuing their life-changing work by implementing several capacity-expanding projects. Two of these projects are in partnership with NIȽ TU,O

NILTUO – Increasing Support for Indigenous Youth: Threshold & NIȽ TU,O Work Together

Weatherwit – Missing the Obvious

July 25, 2024

by Steve Sakiyama - Peanut butter. It's nutritious, delicious, and it looks great on my forehead. While rushing out the door to work one morning, I glanced in the foyer mirror, just to confirm my professional attire and impeccable grooming befitting my wonderful personage. What I saw made me stop. To my amazement, there was

Weatherwit – Missing the Obvious