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WAIW | Biking in Chiang Mai
I don't really need an excuse to go out to eat, but when my computer gave me a reason this morning, I decided to take it! Read More »
#TBT | An Interview With Todd Kowalski (Of Propagandhi)
This Throwback Thursday goes all the way back to the first issue! It's hard to believe it's nearly ten years since I saw Propagandhi in Winnipeg and asked Todd to do an interview for this new magazine I was starting. After tabling at two of their shows last month here in British Columbia, it's great to know they're still just as passionate in everything they do! Read More »
Life is a Highway: Interview with Kristin Lajeunesse
Several years ago, Kristin Lajeunesse quit her job and jumped into a van to discover what America offered for vegans. T.O.F.U. highlighted the project, known as Will Travel for Vegan Food, while she was on the road. Now, Kristin updates the magazine on her life outside the van, and hints at what to expect in her book all about the journey. Read More »
Highlight: Will Travel for Vegan Food
I'll admit, I'm doing a terrible job on updating this blog. I'd love to promise it will get better soon, but I'm about to leave South Korea for Thailand, Sweden, and Canada. So, I'm going to hand over the reins to a few other folks during that time. They have a better handle on this blogging thing, and you should check them out! Read More »
Article Tease: Calgary Review
Another vegan-friendly restaurant with yummy appetizers is Cafe Koi. The menu has a special section for “karma appetizers†that includes vegetable dumplings, crispy ginger tofu chunks and yam wedges. For entrees, there are karma bowls, most of which are vegan and loaded with fresh vegetables. A good option is the Lotus Bowl, which includes maple chili greens topped with seared tofu sticks. Read More »
Why vegan?
Came across this little piece of tour footage we posted while on the road, and I figured it might not hurt to give it some attention again. I can't say I've seen a set-up out here on the east coast like the one we highlight somewhere in Southern Alberta, but I'm sure there are plenty of them all around North America, and many other places. Read More »
