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I had a great doctor when I lived in Edmonton. I don't believe she's taking new patients though. It also depends what part of the city you are in. Finding a good doctor in Alberta is tough.

Okay, I haven't been on this site in ages. I was very disturbed at a local restaurant. St James Gate has a gluten-free menu and I've eaten there before. However, this time I questioned them about having french fries on their gluten-free menu, knowing that they deep-fry breaded items in their fryer. The waitress said that the gluten gets burned off in the...

Has anyone ever had to live in a work camp in Fort Mac? Unfortunately, in this economy there aren't vary many jobs in my field. If the company wants to send me there I have to go. Being a small woman in a oil camp of about 2000 men is scary. Shared bathrooms and showers, yuck! The kitchen is catered, so I'm very worried about gluten-free food. The whole thing...

SunWorks Farms rocks! I've been buying their products for years. Their products are also nitrate- and MSG-free.

Okay, the gluten-free crepe and waffle cafe in Canmore is called Divine Cravings. It is located on Main street. I had a savoury crepe and it was delicious.

Coyotes in Banff has some good gluten-free options. They are very informed and I did not get sick.

In Canada Fry's is made at two different factories. One factory has wheat in it and the other does not. The two cans are labelled correctly. The large cans sold at Costo are from the wheat factory.

Kraft and ConAgra will list wheat and maybe gluten on their allergy statement. I posted about peanut butter in your bacon post so look there. I buy plain nuts from Superstore or Costco and make my own mixes. I freeze them if the bags are too big. VH soya sauce is gluten-free. Also, Braggs from Planet Organic is gluten-free. Not sure about Montreal...

I think you are in Alberta? I am in Alberta too. Kraft peanut butter is gluten-free. Co-op (if you are in southern AB) has a nice Organic no-stir peanut butter. Western Family makes a nice Organic need-to-stir peanut butter (at Save-On Foods or Sobeys). Bacon I'm not sure. I've lived in northern and southern AB so PM me if you want any info.

The Railway Deli in Canmore made an awesome gluten-free wrap for me. It was delicious and I had no ill-effects.

Panorama has made some vast changes to their food and beverage department. I was there for a meeting over the weekend and had three meals a day without any issues. I was actually quite full every day. They knew in advance that I would need gluten-free meals and when I arrived at each restaurant I identified myself. They did a superb job. I highly recommend...

Pacific makes some gluten-free broths in 1L tetra packs. They are available at Costco in a six pack and it is clearly labelled gluten-free on the bottom of the box. I'm out west though so I'm not sure if this available out east.

That's great! I'm pretty sure Alberta healthcare would not pay a cent for genetic testing. Alberta has some serious issues right now in it's healthcare as a whole. No big deal, I think I'll look into Enterolab.

I can't get those beers where I live in Canada, but I thought I'd review the ones I can get here. La Messagerie -- gluten-free Original Ale -- light colour, good carbonation, slighty bitter but overall a good tasting ale La Messagere -- gluten-free Red Ale -- nice amber colour, good carbonation, slightly sweet which is odd at first, but it seems to...

I had problems with BRM years ago before they changed their factory, and their cc issues. I buy the packages that are clearly labelled gluten-free and I have not had any problems in the past year. Try to figure out if there is one ingredient bothering you. I couldn't eat dairy for the first year or so of being gluten-free. For some reason, tapioca bothers...