
Canadians can toast the holiday with bubbly, but face spirit shortage
OTTAWA — Canadians will have champagne to pop this holiday season, but finding their favorite foreign wine, beer and hard liquor may be tougher as shipments are held up by
OTTAWA — Canadians will have champagne to pop this holiday season, but finding their favorite foreign wine, beer and hard liquor may be tougher as shipments are held up by
“Peace of mind is not the absence of conflict, but the ability to cope with it.” —Scott Hawkins Suddenly, it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! While we like
Peralejo concluded “that fats and metabolism are easier to deal with than people,” adding that these “can be gained and lost with a few tweaks.”
In Theology class way back in college, our Jesuit professor introduced an unusual idea which dropped like a bomb on our young minds. Christians, and Catholics in particular, had always
A couple of years ago, I read this essay in Huffpost by Tracy Brittis, whose bout of throat cancer left her permanently unable to eat any food, except through a
This pandemic has left this mother to her own devices this holiday season, and I cannot help but reminisce about the good old days when I would sit at the
We are known to have the longest Christmas season, and we have the merriest, too, with all our signature Holiday traditions that are unique from the rest of the world.
There are more than a million ways to spend the holidays. A lot get together with their families, a few call it Friendsmas and have sleepovers while others book a
Even as I watch the weighing scale inch higher because of holiday overindulging, I have decided to postpone all fitness programs and enjoy the festivities. After all, it is the
December is the month of “making merry.” And we had a good start. It was a beautiful wedding. The day dawned ugly. It rained all morning. But later we saw
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