woman-owned business

A blonde woman and a brunette woman smiling and holding glasses of non-alcoholic wine in a vineyard.

French Bloom and the rise of luxury non-alcoholic sparkling wines

As drinking culture shifts toward balance and intentionality, French Bloom is emerging as a global reference for luxury non-alcoholic sparkling wine.

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Bonton and Company’s fresh approach to local Yukon ingredients

Owner Shelby Jordan talks about how the award-wining restaurant got started and her guiding principles as a butcher.

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Behind Kebaonish, an Indigenous and woman-led drink company

Located on Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory in Ontario, Kebaonish brings meaning and community to every brew.

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Canadian chef Jessica Rosval uplifts women through cooking

Whether she's at her not-for-profit restaurant or in Michelin-starred kitchens, Rosval is leading with care.

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Inside Rebecca Wolfe’s Montreal kitchen

Joined by her sister, Mandy's Salads co-founder Rebecca Wolfe takes us on a tour of her Montreal kitchen.

A woman in a red sweater, Jolene Johnson, holding maple syrup in front of a wooden wall with a dreamcatcher

How Wabanaki Maple founder Jolene Johnson returned to her roots

The Neqotkuk entrepreneur is paving the way for female and Indigenous-owned businesses.

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White Chocolate Maple Fudge

Wabanaki Maple’s fudge-inspired white chocolate dessert makes for an indulgent treat.

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Mandy’s Ultimate Green Smoothie

A detox in a glass.

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Blue Margarita

Lauren Mote's "Yonge Street" cocktail is inspired by the renowned mixologist's childhood in Toronto.

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