Apt613 has compiled a geotagged map of BIPOC-, immigrant-, and refugee-owned places you can shop for all your grocery, meat, and bakery needs.
Flying Canoe cider can’t sell its product directly to consumers because of the AGCO’s five-acre rule, which states that Ontario cideries must own five acres of land on which they grow apples.
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Love Local Delivery is a delivery service that launched mid-March to connect local eateries with the patrons who miss them dearly. With drivers from Responsible Choice (a designated driving service), local restaurants are able to deliver ready-to-serve and heat-and-serve meals right to your door.
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Rooted in Place is the forthcoming epically ambitious beer event put on by the friendly folks over at Dominion City Brewing Co. Scheduled for February 8 here in Ottawa, the party will celebrate our city in an unlikely time of year: the dead of winter. Beer, porta-potties and long johns aren’t an inherent mix but […]
A new brewpub has opened a couple doors down from Bar Robo (R.I.P.) in Chinatown.
They were gold medal winners in a blind tasting competition at Beau’s Oktoberfest.
Winter is the best time to look for Community Sourced Agriculture options in the Ottawa-Gatineau region and to sign up or join a waiting list.
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Brewed in Wakefield, Vox Kombucha is available at locations on both sides of the Ottawa River.
Building on the success of the Orléans Craft Beer festival, the Orléans Cork & Fork festival is taking the party inside this November.
