More listeria lunch meat, hepatitis at the Hortons, why the U.K. loves Jamie Kennedy
• The ROM’s C5 ranks second in Food and Wine magazine’s list of the top 10 restaurants with a view. In your face, Santa Monica! [Canada.com]
• Not to be outdone by the swine flu, listeria makes a comeback in the form of Piller’s Taste Better Than Bacon maple-flavoured smoked ham and Taste Better Than Bacon hickory-smoked turkey bacon. [Ottawa Citizen]
• Hot on the heels of a similar profile in the U.K.’s Telegraph is a Brit-written guide to Canuck cuisine. This time, they discuss Ontario’s best offerings and spend 288 words gushing about Jamie Kennedy. [Travelbite]
• In spite of the recession, Toronto’s Entertainment District was packed this past weekend. Apparently the city’s bars and clubs are being kept afloat by Gen Y boozers. [Toronto Star]
• Public health officials issued a hepatitis A warning to customers who ate at a Tim Hortons in Newmarket; two employees have tested positive for the disease. [UPI]
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• The ROM’s C5 ranks second in Food and Wine magazine’s list of the top 10 restaurants with a view. In your face, Santa Monica! [Canada.com]
• Not to be outdone by the swine flu, listeria makes a comeback in the form of Piller's Taste Better Than Bacon maple-flavoured smoked ham and Taste Better Than Bacon hickory-smoked turkey bacon. [Ottawa Citizen]
• Hot on the heels of a similar profile in the U.K.'s Telegraph is a Brit-written guide to Canuck cuisine. This time, they discuss Ontario’s best offerings and spend 288 words gushing about Jamie Kennedy. [Travelbite]
• In spite of the recession, Toronto’s Entertainment District was packed this past weekend. Apparently the city’s bars and clubs are being kept afloat by Gen Y boozers. [Toronto Star]
• Public health officials issued a hepatitis A warning to customers who ate at a Tim Hortons in Newmarket; two employees have tested positive for the disease. [UPI]){kind=link}