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Article content Grubs cooked on a fire? Why not? We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Raw caribou or seal? Of course. Now he and his Nigerian-born wife, Maryam, owners of Yaya’s Kitchen — a supper club and pop-up eatery at 630 Dundas St., just east of Adelaide Street — are inviting Londoners to share his adventurous spirit and indulge in the African Food Festival Feb. 19. It’s part of the month-long Black History Month celebration that continues until Feb. 27. Wright was born in Toronto but worked in several African countries for a dozen years ...

The Tare Shop is part of a new wave of package-free stores aiming to minimize the environmental impact of shopping for groceries and everyday goods. Rather than simply reducing packaging waste or ensuring it's recyclable, the goal is to eliminate it altogether. Everything from food and body care products to home cleaning and stationery goods is available in bulk to be purchased with a reusable container. The package-free retail trend fits into a broader zero-waste lifestyle movement seeking to encourage more sustainable and mindful shopping habits, and it shows no signs of abating due to t...

HALIFAX - Customers at The Tare Shop in Halifax are creative with their containers: Some use classic jars but others reuse yogurt containers, pots and pans or even empty glass liquor bottles. Kate Pepler, owner and founder of The Tare Shop, stands in front of her products in Dartmouth, N.S. on Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2021. There is a growing retail trend of stores allowing customers to bring their own reusable containers and Pepler is supporting the effort to create more sustainable packaging options. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Vaughan HALIFAX - Customers at The Tare Shop in Halifax are creative w...

Brett Bundale Kate Pepler, owner and founder of The Tare Shop, stands in front of her products in Dartmouth, N.S. on Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2021. There is a growing retail trend of stores allowing customers to bring their own reusable containers and Pepler is supporting the effort to create more sustainable packaging options. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Vaughan January 29, 2021 - 10:19 AM HALIFAX - Customers at The Tare Shop in Halifax are creative with their containers: Some use classic jars but others reuse yogurt containers, pots and pans or even empty glass liquor b...

Article content An essentially bad idea I am dismayed that you publish certain letters concerning the big-box stores, which are still able to sell items they deem “not essential.” Our government and health “experts” have not provided one single statistical or epidemiological study proving that small businesses and stores are vectors of COVID infection. Instead, they made subjective guesstimates, which have devastated our economy and people’s lives. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Today's letters: Leave the big-box stores alone, peopl...