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An evening galavanting down Richmond Row brings something different at every turn.
Western University Vegan Society plans to give away $10 and pizza to up to 100 individuals who sit through the entirety of Dominion, a film showcasing the realities of meat production.
Haase, formerly the director of entrepreneurship at Propel, decided to capitalize on the budding industry once he realized how untapped the market was.
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From bubble tea to taiyaki, this sweet spot has all the qualitea snacks your heart could ever desire.
Most of us never really think about where our food comes from. We typically go to The Spoke and grab a bagelwich with coffee without second thought. But have you ever thought about what your BLT bagel is made of or how much energy it took to produce the B, L and T?
Downtown London might seem like an odd spot to find authentic Venezuelan food, but Paradise Cream offers the perfect opportunity for students to try out an assortment of cultural cuisines and monstrous milkshakes.
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The cold-pressed juice trend has skyrocketed in the last year, but do consumers garner any significant benefits from gulping down 335 millilitre of turmeric, lemon and apple?
The owners of Kosmos Eatery are opening up a new restaurant just a few doors down on Richmond Row.
Gregg Wolfe sits at a bar — it's decked out in colourful guitars, chandeliers adorned with skeleton figurines and bright Day of the Dead murals along the walls.
Most people are more familiar with tea than taiko, but on Nov. 15 at King's University College, attendees were treated to an exhilarating experience that exhibited both.
