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It’s almost an understatement to say that the Rosewood Hotel Georgia likes to do things in a big way. Even before the first guest checked in on July 15, 2011, the grand hotel made world-wide headlines during the 2010 Winter Games as the home of the world’s largest Canadian flag, … Read More
Few things make a Vancouver lady swoon quite as effectively as a thoughtfully booked table at one of our city’s intimate dining spaces. Still, sometimes the week gets away from you. Show her your spontaneous side by heading for a restaurant that doesn’t take reservations. Not only is it the … Read More
You’ve got to break eggs to make an omelette – and you’ve got to break bread to make a deal. Here, Toronto’s best power lunch destinations. Canoe With floor-to-ceiling windows offering a panoramic view of the little people below, no dining destination emanates power like Canoe. Oh, and the haute … Read More
Well done, gentlemen. The rage you expressed over last week’s XX on XY story, “Why You Should Always Buy Dinner” bodes well for the future of feminism. By dismissing this offensive, 1950s dating relic, it shows you get that independent women don’t need you to “show us you care” with … Read More
Bacon and eggs have nothing on pork buns and egg custard tarts. Switch it up at brunch by indulging in dim sum at one of Vancouver’s best spots for small Chinese plates. Jade Seafood Restaurant The mushroom dumplings – a winning dish at the Chinese Restaurant Awards – are worth … Read More
