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Headline brews: the Canadian Brewing Awards land in Halifax

This weekend movers, shakers and beer-makers from across the country are in town for the CBAs’ 16th year

By Allison Saunders

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With the Canadian Brewing Awards in Halifax this weekend, we moved the annual Beer Guide from St. Patrick’s Day to now. Yup, we went from green beer to dream beer. And like the CBAs we added cider this year. So we hope that a-peels to you.

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