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EDMONTON The Taste of Edmonton is underway – the city’s first major festival in more than a year and a half. The food festival is back at Churchill Square from July 22 to Aug. 1, featuring over 150 food and drink items from 52 food vendors. “It is great. It helps attract more attention to the restaurants in Edmonton,” said Tiger Bui, employee at Panda Hut Express. There are six-foot gaps between all tents and plenty of hand sanitizer available, and workers have been hired to clean tables after each use. The event has created a two-ticket item selection to promote affordability. “Out of respect with all of our restaurant partners, we ask them to cap everything at a five ticket max – most of them are four ticket max. All of the restaurants were absolutely on board,” said Taste of Edmonton general manager Donavon Vienneau.