MP Don Davies goes live with Facebook baking session of his signature banana bread

NDP MP Don Davies hosted a live cooking session on Facebook over the holiday season, talking about a wide-ranging set of policy topics while walking viewers through a baking session of his signature holiday dish: banana bread.

In previous years, Mr. Davies, who represents Vancouver Kingsway, B.C., has held a holiday open house in his constituency office. Since COVID-19 restricted such gatherings this year, he decided to share his banana bread recipe online, one which he has jokingly told constituents in the past is a secret.

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