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Tag: Toronto

  • Canadian Beer Festivals: Drinking in the Culture
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    Canadian Beer Festivals: Drinking in the Culture

    November 1, 2006 - Don Tse

    Canada is a culturally diverse nation. While the United States is more of a melting pot, Canada celebrates its cultural diversity. With less than 33 million people spread over almost 4 million square miles, to say that there are great expanses between Canada’s major centers would be a mild understatement. But this geographic separation has... View Article

  • Touring the Pubs of Toronto
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    Touring the Pubs of Toronto

    September 1, 2003 - Paul Ruschmann

    Ann Arbor, MI, in my student days ranked first in the nation in per-capita Molson consumption. Molson Golden was our first step toward appreciating better beer. That was back in the Seventies, before the craftbrewing revolution got started.

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