liquor

A new poll suggests Canadians’ booze preferences vary according to the party they vote for. Fortunately, we’re more united in our tastes than divided

Though it’s fashionable to complain about it now, the province’s liquor control regime has come a long way from its Prohibitionist past

Paul Okalik says the move will produce misery that Iqaluit is not yet equipped to handle. And he would know.

Singles don’t need bars anymore, and the rest just don’t seem to want to go

It’s ‘revolting,’ 39 per cent alcohol, and tastes like iodine. What’s not to love?

Tamsin McMahon on how the province with a monopoly makes less money on booze

Seized liquor in Islamabad

Martinis? Yawn. Today’s hipster is on to the briny delights of pickle shots and dill-sicles.