It's a problem that might crop up this summer. You're outside on a hot day with friends and you've got a case of cold delicious beer. But you're not g...
In an age where The Big F (ah, that's Fun) is seemingly being siphoned out of sports by avarice and idiocy and egos, it's nice to hear the down-home story of the Hembry and Babbitt boys of Emerson, Iowa (population 430), young (and not-so-young) men determined to put The Big F back into sport.
Using women's bodies to sell alcohol is probably the thing I hate most about the broader beer culture in the western world. Possibly it's because I have a daughter now, and I'm thinking about my actions as a man, particularly relating to how they relate to girls and young women who are growing up in a messed up world.
So far, our kid-friendly travel itineraries have taken us to New York and Portland; this week, Alexandra Suhner Isenberg of VitaminDaily.com brings us a snowy family retreat to Squamish/Whistler. Don't forget the mittens!
I was recently invited to attend a "new" spin on an old favourite -- a beer and cheese tasting, as opposed to a traditional wine and cheese party. I say "new" with qualifiers because of course both beer and wine have existed since the beginning of time.
Barenaked Ladies are joining the likes of Ozzy Osbourne, Metallica, Pearl Jam and Motorhead with their own brand of booze entitled "Strong Beer." T...
Ales, lagers, stouts -- do you really know what goes into your pint of beer? At least 10 million Canadians drink beer and an estimated 21.9 million...
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The summer months encourage you to be outdoors, exercise and eat fresh and healthy. But the heat slows us down; the abundance of entertaining is out of control and it's just so easy to overeat those luscious grilled meats, potato salads and ice cream. We also are out at events more and can get caught off guard by the offerings. Since we still have the better part of the summer ahead of us, here are some tips to maintain your health and weight while out and about.
In spite of our marital problems, I try not to bash my husband. But after two consecutive long weekends of boozing, golfing and fishing, and coming home at 4:30 a.m. reeking of sausages and whores, I think he's fair game. You see, I found some pretty incriminating photos on his camera.
TORONTO - Beer connoisseurs and thirsty drinkers will be able to find a world of options at Toronto's 18th beer festival, with a wide-ranging music li...
You find Saskatchewan people everywhere. We often stray from the province and find ourselves working, visiting or living our lives in other parts of Canada. When you discover one of us -- as you most certainly will -- there is a good chance that the conversation will turn, at some point, to farming. I guess people just really like to talk about farming and they believe that we're more likely than others to indulge them.
It's exciting times for a cheese lover in Ontario where there is a renaissance in artisan cheese production. Several weeks ago I made my way to the Dairy Capital of Canada (that's Woodstock in Oxford County, in case you didn't know) where I spent a day in the life of a cheese maker.
Going to university is like hitting the snooze button on life: You do whatever you want whenever you want, and there are no consequences. Same thing goes for these protests: Most of the kids on strike in Quebec demonstrating in the streets, are going to turn out just fine, and become hard-working citizens like you and me.
I had a dinner party this weekend. It was a Hunger Games themed dinner party which may or may not have included a "Pin the Arrow on Katniss's Face" competition. But not all dinner parties have to be that fancy.
Ask people what St. Patrick's Day means to them in this era and you're bound to get a response that involves some sort of alcohol. But that's just a t...
There's a theme of youthful indiscretion and testing one's limits, because what's charming at 20 is worrisome at 30, and alienating at 40.
Popular radio personality and former MuchMusic VJ Terry David Mulligan experimented with civil disobedience in May of this year. His rebellion? He car...
Michael Robis isn’t used to seeing six men share a single bottle of beer at his pub, but then again most bottles of beer don’t cost $282.50, inclu...
All week, we've been asking you about beer for our #beereh project with OpenFile. We asked whether you prefer American over Canadian brews, what are y...
Music and beer have always complimented each other, be it making the tunes sound better or the lager taste, uh, tastier. Hence the reason why so many ...
It's been a good week for beer. The Huffington Post Canada along with OpenFile in Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary, Ottawa, Toronto, Hamilton and Wate...
Yesterday we asked Huffington Post Canada and OpenFile readers across the country to tell us whether they thought Canadian beer is better than America...
All week, The Huffington Post Canada and OpenFile are looking more closely at how Canadians consume and enjoy beer as a part of our #BeerEh collaborat...
In honour of the summer beer-drinking season, we've pulled together a slideshow of some of the most popular beers in Canada and the U.S. Vote for your...
