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I remember when my brother got married (Warwick area 1995) and they had Old Speckled Hen on draught at the wedding....the next week I bought it in the bottled form in Canada...what a let down.....
BTW...Souvenir...for cheap 'suds' have you been to le roi de la biere in Aylmer (near the marina). That dep (more just a beer store now) is reputed to be the cheapest in the area and often beats Costco for prices (and better selection).
BTW...Souvenir...for cheap 'suds' have you been to le roi de la biere in Aylmer (near the marina). That dep (more just a beer store now) is reputed to be the cheapest in the area and often beats Costco for prices (and better selection).
#32
The Toronto Star which i painfully wasted 10 minutes each day reading is a waste of a tree. The Globe and Mail at least gives you a short 'snap shot' at the world outside although as someone else mentioned the quality of the stories and the lack of journalism makes them all a little limp.
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From: Sutton Coldfield UK until I return to Toronto 2009 or earlier!!








#34
Small town news..or the lack thereoff for those who are interested in the quiet life;
www.intelligencer.ca
www.shieldmedia.ca ("dobber" is a neighbour of mine)
For canadian news I stick with the globe and mail, although I hope the idiots who comment on the stories are not refelctive of the general readership
For real news I stick with the Guardian and the Times, and the Telegraph for the footy coverage.
www.intelligencer.ca
www.shieldmedia.ca ("dobber" is a neighbour of mine)
For canadian news I stick with the globe and mail, although I hope the idiots who comment on the stories are not refelctive of the general readership

For real news I stick with the Guardian and the Times, and the Telegraph for the footy coverage.




