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Article content A Lake Erie island, prohibition, and a family of today’s intriguing beers that would’ve been right at home in 1920s Ontario. Hold tight as I weave them together. Let’s start on Middle Island, south of Point Pelee. While technically part of Canada, it was owned for decades by Americans. There was once a lodge, maybe a brothel, and definitely an airstrip to accommodate bootlegging during prohibition. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Brews News: New beer named after Canada's most southerly spot Back to video More than 20 years ...

Beer Nut: Partake Brewing creates line of quality non-alcoholic brews Updated 6:01 AM; Today 6:01 AM Five varieties of non-alcoholic, low calorie drinks offered by Partake Brewing of Calgary in Alberta, Canada. (Terry L Wallace | Partake Brewing) Facebook Share Over the years, I’ve received emails from folks who say they no longer drink but still enjoy reading my column. While that is a great compliment, I also sometimes worry about enticing people who shouldn’t drink to fall off the wagon. I hope that has never happened. Let’s face it: Alcoholism is a serious problem, and I have fr...

Article content Colin Lawson Sr. founded Lawson Projects in 1976, and 45 years later the Calgary company is still thriving — despite current problems caused by the pandemic in the development/construction industry. In fact, the firm remains fully operational today, its staff handling jobs remotely from on site, in clients’ offices or from their home offices. Lawson sold his interest in the firm to his senior project managers, Lorne Larrivee and Ian McMurray, in 2000, and when both retired in 2016, the current ownership of president and managing director Norm Landry, Dave Bartle, Bruce Yor...

FDA approves Moderna vaccine, with more availability in North Carolina than Pfizer More than half of the first shipment of Moderna vaccines, 96,000 doses, will be going to long-term care facilities in North Carolina. Author: Alex Shabad Updated: 10:36 PM EST December 18, 2020 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — For the first time, COVID-19 vaccines are coming to long-term care facilities in the Carolinas. The FDA approved the Moderna vaccine Friday night. Moderna shots could be available as early as Monday. WCNC Charlotte learned about 175,000 doses are expected in North Carol...

According to the Journal of the American Medical Association, Americans over 30 drank alcohol 14 percent more often this challenging year than in 2019. JAMA’s report on drinking during the COVID pandemic noted a 54 percent spike in national sales of alcohol one week late in March versus sales from the same week the year before. Shortly thereafter, the World Health Organization was compelled to warn how drinking during lockdown could amplify health concerns. That was the beginning of the year, so here near the merciful end of it, during the season of spiked egg nogs and mulled wines, there ...