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BC Sardines Spotlighted During
3rd Annual BC Sardine Fest 2007

Come to Steveston for the 3rd Annual BC Sardine Fest 2007. Buy
BC sardines right off the boats and learn tastey recipes from top chefs.

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the letter The Canadian Pacific Sardine Association is pleased to present the third annual BC Sardine Fest on Saturday, September 1st, 2007 between 11:00 am and 4:00 pm at the Steveston Harbour Authority Fisherman's Park

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(in front of the Gulf of Georgia Cannery National Historic Site at 12138 Fourth Avenue) in the fishing community of Steveston, Richmond, BC. This is a free outdoor public event to discover and enjoy BC sardines now available fresh.

Join members of the BC sardine industry and some of BC's most acclaimed chefs and seafood experts as they demonstrate a variety of amazing sardine recipes and provide tips on buying, storing, preparing and eating BC sardines. Plus, sample their amazing creations and receive copies of the featured recipes to savor them at home.

This year's special guest chefs include: Frank Pabst (Executive Chef of the Blue Water Café and Raw Bar, Vancouver, BC) who will feature contemporary West Coast creations; James Barber (cookbook author and popular celebrity chef from television's The Urban Peasant) who will be presenting casual West Coast creations; and Stephen Wong (Vancouver journalist, food and beverage consultant and cookbook author) who will be presenting Asian inspired recipes. Award-winning fishmonger from The Salmon Shop and Screaming Mimi's in North Vancouver's Lonsdale Quay Market, Kosta Zogaris will add much information and enthusiasm as the cooking stage MC.

New this year, join Steveston's popular restaurants throughout the day such as Pajo's (The Wharf and Garry Point Park locations) and the Buck & Ear Bar & Grill in the Steveston Hotel (Moncton and 3rd Ave) for delicious new sardine creations on their take-out and full service menus.

Also new this year, join exhibiting sponsor FISH SAFE (BC Fishing Industry Safety and Health program) as they demonstrate activities to promote safety at sea for BC's commercial fishing fleet including the fun Immersion Suit Race as event attendees can race against fishermen donning a water survival suit for a chance to win fabulous prizes.

Other event activities will guarantee fabulous fun and feasting for all. Sample smoked sardine creations prepared especially for the event by Classic Smokehouse (2003) Inc. of Vancouver, BC; learn all about BC sardines from members of the industry; buy fresh BC sardines straight from the fishermen at the Steveston dock and also in the park; partake in the kids' activities; and listen to the live entertainment.

BC Sardine Fest is presented by the Canadian Pacific Sardine Association and proudly sponsored by: Classic Seafood (2003) Inc., FISH SAFE, Gulf of Georgia Cannery National Historic Site, Lions Gate Fisheries Ltd., MV Ocean Venture, Parks Canada, Screaming Mimi's and www.diningoutguide.com.

BC sardines are a highly nutritious and delicious fin fish that migrate through the cool coastal waters of British Columbia. With an iridescent, silvery body and fine, soft textured pink flesh, the flavor is described as relatively stronger and heavier than most white fish species providing great versatility in creating sardine dishes. They are also recognized as a nutritional powerhouse rich in calcium, protein, iron, potassium, phosphorus and omega-3 fatty acids. The unique story is an amazing natural "boom and bust" cycle that can be traced back 2,000 years—explaining why BC's large-scale sardine fisheries of the early 1900s came to an end in the 1950s and then started again in the early 1990s when sardines again re-appeared on the BC coast. Today, the conservative fishery is committed to sustainability and provides fresh sardines primarily between May and November while frozen, salted and smoked product is available year round.

The Canadian Pacific Sardine Association is a non-profit, legally constituted organization representing sardine permit holders in the management and marketing of the BC sardine fishery. The association is committed to working with the federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans to maintain the fishery's sustainability; working with all permit holders and industry members to ensure consistent delivery of a premium, quality product and promoting BC sardines.

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