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Metro Vancouver restaurants are hurting. As soon as the news broke about the novel coronavirus outbreak in China in January, the effect was almost immediate for restaurants.

Tinhouse Brewing in Port Coquitlam announced it won't sell or refill growlers with its craft beer due to concerns about the spread of the novel coronavirus

The women of B.C.’s craft beer industry are taking part in charity brew days to mark International Women’s Day

The history of the ice cream sundae goes way back to the 1880s and involved the shape of the dishes they are served in. No, I’m not going to give you a history lesson. I just wanted to remind people of the timeless quality of this kind of dessert.

It seems nowadays there is a high demand for small home offices. More and more companies are establishing remote work options for busy families and dual working parents.

There are a number of novelty consumables that consistently reappear in the marketplace during the days leading up to March 17. These will most undoubtedly include items such as green tinted beverages like beer and milkshakes for example.

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Treat your tastebuds to a trip to Japan without leaving Vancouver, thanks to the annual Japan Food Fair.

Food trucks and family fun will be rolling into communities across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley this spring, thanks to the return of the popular Greater Vancouver Food Truck Festival .