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Dan Clapson
FreelanceAlberta food critic

Dan Clapson has been The Globe and Mail’s restaurant critic and columnist for the Prairie region since 2015. He is also the creative director of Eat North, a judge for various restaurant award programs as well as a regular culinary guest expert on outlets such as Global Calgary, CTV Morning Live, CBC and more.

Clapson’s first cookbook, co-authored by Twyla Campbell, is scheduled to be released in late 2023 through Appetite by Random House.

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Female entrepreneurs make gains in shaking up a sector that’s traditionally been occupied by white men
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Hotels in Western Canada aim to entice locals to compensate for lack of visitors
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Alberta restaurants split over decision to lift COVID-19 closures
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Pandemic renders a much-anticipated Calgary restaurant little more than a room with a view for nearly a year
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Coffee with a conscience: Prairie businesses promote fair trade and community programs
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Disruption, determination, ingenuity: 2020 had some memorable moments on the Prairie food and drink scene
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Spend an evening in Ethiopia with the humble but diverse Abyssinia Restaurant
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Western Canadian cities looking to keep patios open, and full, as winter approaches
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Alberta’s breweries expand into food by partnering with the pros
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Calgary gay bar Twisted Element reinvents itself as a restaurant
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