Sarah B. Hood
Freelance Writer and Book Author at Freelance
Toronto writer who covers food, Toronto, culture, sustainability & more. Author of Jam, Jelly & Marmalade, A Global History & We Sure Can
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5 days ago |
canadianfamilyoffices.com | Sarah B. Hood
The recent announcement by the U.S. government that it was shutting down its 64-year-old humanitarian aid and development agency known as USAID has sent destabilizing shock waves around the world. The program has provided money for food in countries where people are starving and healthcare where there is little to go around, not to mention funding education and promoting economic growth.
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1 week ago |
canadianfamilyoffices.com | Sarah B. Hood
This is the 10th in a series of articles in our special report on alternative investments in Canada. To see all the articles, click here. At some point, serious wine lovers might pause after a particularly delicious sip and wonder, “Should I start a wine collection?” But how—and will it—accrue in value, and what are the possible risks and rewards? We asked experts to weigh in. A serious collection begins with around 200 to 500 bottles, depending on whom you ask, and can range into the thousands.
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Feb 17, 2025 |
spacing.ca | Lanrick Jr Bennett |John Lorinc |Anna Artyushina |Sarah B. Hood
Picture this: A parent pedals up to their child’s school on an e-cargo bike, their kid safely strapped in, chatting about their day. The pedal assist motor provides just enough boost to handle the weight, making the ride smooth and efficient. Now imagine a police officer stopping them, saying their mode of transportation is illegal under Ontario law. Meanwhile, SUVs continue to dominate school drop-off zones, despite their well-documented danger to pedestrians and cyclists.
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Jan 24, 2025 |
spacing.ca | Steven Evans |Sarah B. Hood |Peter MacCallum |Ian Darragh
Like Toronto’s winding ravine system, the Toronto waterfront is a significant and defining geographical feature. Before the arrival of Europeans, Indigenous peoples flourished on the land that would much later become the City of Toronto.
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Sep 16, 2024 |
foodserviceandhospitality.com | Sarah B. Hood
By Sarah B. HoodCustomers at Vancouver’s Robson Street location of Japanese retailer Muji can order their latte from Jarvis the Robot Barista; Ottawa’s Grounded Kitchen serves robot-made Java; and Toronto’s RC Coffee has nine Robo Café locations, mainly in tourist hubs and hospitals — just one indication of how our coffee and tea expectations have changed.
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On a aussi des mots "Euro" et "Atlantic" en morceaux. Tous les characters ont des vies doubles. Est ce qu'on pourrait imaginer que le dessin evoke non seulement un sablier mais aussi une unification de leurs vies? Ont-ils gagné des "états unis"?
In response to our current environment of fires, floods and general disruption, my recent article about crisis management in the hospitality industry for Hotelier magazine: https://t.co/HXJVmnLJZj @Hoteliermag @RCaira_Kostuch https://t.co/5o3jQ2ZjjH
Not to belittle more serious world calamities, but I'm feeling sad about the Trop.