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Teeming with life, history

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Just over the creek is where it all began roughly 135 years ago. Standing over a sea of some 11,000 chalky white clonal tombstones in uniform rows, the indistinct buzzes and hums from the...
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Lit up

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Quinn Richert
It may be impossible to positively establish a statistically significant link between drinking and produc­ing great writing. However, a sizable enough sample of what many would consider the absolute pinnacle—the best of the best...
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Spectacularly Sober

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Katerina Tefft
I’ll be 22 years old in November, and I don’t drink. No, I’m not allergic, religious, a recovering alcoholic, or traumatized by some event from my childhood. I’ve actually never had a drink in my life,...
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Self-medication

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Kara Passey
Twenty per cent of Canadians experience mental illness dur­ing their lifetime, and 20 per cent of those Canadians will at one time or another develop problematic self-medication and substance abuse. After 20 years of living...
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Honing their draft

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Quinn Richert
Even in the gift shop, adjacent to the room where the action actu­ally goes down, Winnipeg’s Half Pints brewery has its own distinctive smell. It is the first thing you notice when you walk...
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Alcohol and your body

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Katy MacKinnon
Whether you enjoy a glass of wine with dinner, you’re a Friday night kegger fan, or you’re abstinent and happy, here’s the rundown on what liquor can do to your body. Let’s begin with a...
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Winnipeg brewing

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Lukas Thiessen
My footsteps in the arena of local beer lore are child-sized compared to those of Bill Wright and Dave Craig. Their recent book 300 Years of Beer: An Illustrated History of Brewing in Manitoba...

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