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Fiona Tapp grew up in East London before relocating to Canada in her twenties when she fell in love. After completing her Master in Education and having a long career as an elementary school teacher she pivoted to live a more creative life and became a freelance writer. Her work has been featured by National Geographic, Rolling Stone, The Atlantic, The Washington Post, and many others. You can see her work at www.fionatapp.com or follow her on Twitter @fionatappdotcom
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Fiona Tapp

Fiona Tapp

Fiona Tapp grew up in East London before relocating to Canada in her twenties when she fell in love. After completing her Master in Education and having a long career as an elementary school teacher she pivoted to live a more creative life and became a freelance writer. Her work has been featured by National Geographic, Rolling Stone, The Atlantic, The Washington Post, and many others. You can see her work at www.fionatapp.com or follow her on Twitter @fionatappdotcom

Articles by Fiona Tapp

In Canada, a female Indigenous chef popularizes local, pre-European cuisine
April 10, 2020

In Canada, a female Indigenous chef popularizes local, pre-European cuisine

Nose to tail with a lady butcher
March 13, 2020

Nose to tail with a lady butcher