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Calgary Built It in 1905. It Became the City's Greatest Blues Bar. It Was Condemned in 2004 and Taken Apart Brick by Brick. They Put It Back Together. Long Live the King.
The King Edward Hotel opened in 1905 and became Calgary's longest-running bar and hotel — a century of blues musicians, regulars, and the particular kind of institution that a city generates exactly o…
Two University Friends Travelled to Hong Kong, Watched Ice Cream Made with Liquid Nitrogen, and Thought Vancouver Should Have That. Adele Agreed.
Michael Lai and Tommy Choi were university friends who discovered liquid nitrogen ice cream during travels in Hong Kong and New York and came home to Vancouver asking the obvious question: why doesn't…
He Came to Edmonton with a Law Degree from Beirut, Picked Up a Pair of Scissors at Supercuts, and Watched the Lineup Never Stop. Eventually He Built Something of His Own.
Joe Hadded has a law degree from the University of Beirut. He is not practising law. He is cutting hair in southwest Edmonton, running a studio that bears his name, and has built one of the most consi…
His Father Left a Village in Arcadia, Greece, Fed Saskatchewan for Forty Years, and Poured Everything He Knew into Cameo Pizza. Jamie Is Still There, Still Cooking.
Ross Yannoulis came from a village in Arcadia, Greece to Regina, Saskatchewan in 1971. He would spend the next several decades running restaurants across the province — Houston Pizza in Yorkton, the M…
A Banh Mi for $4.99. A Full Bowl for Under Ten Dollars. Calgary's Most Packed Lunch Counter Has Been Hiding in the Grain Exchange Building Since Before Anyone Called It a Hidden Gem.
Thai Thien Sub is in the old Grain Exchange Building at 811a 1 Street SW in downtown Calgary — walking distance from Stephen Avenue, invisible to most people who walk past it every day for years, and …
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