October 2017
September, 2017
Conversations
Organic Labelling
Uncertainly Certified - The pitfalls of organic labelling laws in Canada
The term organic is one of those words that has always been tricky to define, but it carries a lot of weight… Read
City
Glasshouse Bistro & Café
An experience to be savoured
As soon as you feast your eyes on Glasshouse Bistro & Café, you know you are someplace special. From its towering windows… Read
Living
Halloween Recipes
Tricks & Treats - Eat, drink and be scary!
No matter how old you are, there’s just something about Halloween that makes you feel like a kid again. The mere sight… Read
Booze School
How to top up your drink I.Q.
Ask any bon vivant, and they’ll tell you there’s much more to enjoying a drink than merely lifting it to your lips.… Read
FROM THE EDITOR
So, October. Welcome to the team. Not to start things off on an awkward note or anything, but just in case no one’s told you how this position became available, September—the month here before you—gave notice and left. In the interests of full disclosure, I want to make it crystal clear that we, and I do mean all of us, are not happy about it. Not happy about it at all… You see,
October, the two months that were here prior to you, outperformed themselves. Like, across the board. So, if you’re feeling a little chill in the air (hurtful pun intended), it’s…well… because of you. Good luck, and good chattin’ with you!
So, yeah, we’re not exactly ready for October. But to ease the transition, we’re consoling ourselves with the most satisfying distraction of all—food. We’ve got articles about fishing in Alberta, a feature about the pitfalls of organic labelling laws, tips for decorating the fall dinner table and, of course, some wickedly good recipes for Halloween. And since October also means election season, we’re taking a look back at St. Albert’s mayors, present and past, as well as talking to the candidates on this year’s ballot.
Craving some October, now?
Here’s to a full and satisfying season.
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