Delivery and takeout have become pandemic staples. For many, so has drinking. Ontarians were thrilled, then, when the province temporarily allowed them to order booze with their takeout or delivery. So were hospitality businesses, considering the high margin of alcohol sales. It’s always fun to wonder which lessons and exceptions
Remember that viral Kitty O’Meara poem which optimistically suggested the pandemic would cause people to slow down and reflect and heal and all that? Well, nah. People are just as keen to indulge in their cravings as ever. More so, actually. According to Statistics Canada, Canadians are going harder than
Despite remaining cooped up at home, many millennials are seeing more of their friends than they did in the pre-COVID-19 era, thanks to digital parties facilitated by platforms like Zoom and the increasingly popular Houseparty app. Video calls and digital gatherings are one of the (admittedly few) silver linings in
The coronavirus pandemic, among many other things, will be known as the era of double same vowels: Zoom, gloom, and booze. I have no doubt that these examples are related. Much of our social life has existed on a screen, it’s getting us a little down, and so we drink
Dubai is known to have some of the strictest alcohol regulations in the world. Under current laws, alcohol may only be served in private, licensed venues such as hotels, restaurants, and clubs. The laws apply to both locals and visitors. If hot rumours are to be believed, all this could change
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