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Feed the Soul Dining Week to feature bold flavours and traditional offerings at 18 Black-owned restaurants, retailers and makers.

“There were around 80 or so (restaurants) left after the pandemic. It seems important to put a spotlight on those that remained.”

“There were around 80 or so (restaurants) left after the pandemic. It seems important to put a spotlight on those that remained.”

As Dry January grows in popularity, SYC Brewing and Mock-Ups Mocktails offer non-alcoholic craft products that fill a market for elevated, alcohol-free adult beverages.

"We want it to reflect the city and the people around it. Were putting together a nice curated selection of products that we can believe in and share the…

Article content Token Naturals currently employs 15 people but Pascal said the plan is to double that within the year. He said keeping the company as local as possible was important, including ensuring the majority of investors were Albertan. Recreational use of cannabis has been legal in Canada since 2018 and later expanded to include edibles, extracts and topicals. In Alberta, individuals can purchase from private licensed retailers or through the government-operated online store. The cannabi...

/CNW/ - Token Naturals Ltd. ("Token Naturals", "Token") has announced that on April 9th Health Canada issued the company a Standard Processing licence. The...

Even though he had two degrees, experience, and connections, Pascal said his transition wasn’t easy. “A lot of times you’re like the only Black guy in the room in a lot of these professional circles. It’s just (the) reality,” he said. “In the beginning, you’re a little shyer, you’re a little, like, ‘Nobody looks like me,’ they don’t have the same background to connect. It kind of forced me to quickly evolve in terms of having to be more outgoing. I can’t sit in the back ...