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Sweden will allow its microbreweries, vineyards and distilleries to sell their drinks on-site to visitors, in a relaxation of strict rules on alcohol sales that aim to protect public health and which have been in place since 1955.

At the top of the world amid pristine white glaciers and towering rock, silence reigns. Suddenly it is broken by a ladder falling from the sky.

It’s 7 a.m. on a freezing January morning in Les Gets, a ski resort in the French Alps. The sun won’t rise for another hour, but Sophie Crowther, having slept through her alarm, is sprinting up winding icy mountain lanes to make breakfast for 25 high-paying guests.

Tattoos have been in fashion for many people for years now and many who have them are happy with the choices they’ve made.

Remember the Ice Bucket Challenge, the viral online trend of people having buckets of ice water poured on their heads? It’s back, and this year, it has a new mission: raising awareness for mental health.

About 41 per cent of parents report they only talk about puberty with their child when approached.

As Easter weekend arrives, you may have rabbits on the brain. The animal is synonymous with the season and might entice some to consider gifting it as an Easter treat.

Keep these essentials at the ready to mop up spills and spots fast, according to Consumer Reports.

A new study published in the Journal of Business Ethics found that compensation transparency can influence the culture within an organization in many ways.

But if someone is in a constant loop of dreading Monday through Friday and only looking forward to days off, it might not be the most fulfilling way to live, psychology experts say.

The Pacific paradise of Tuvalu is one of the most remote nations in the world, surrounded by bountiful exotic fish and colourful corals.

Venice is charging day-trippers to the famed canal city an arrivals tax for the second year starting Friday, a measure to combat the overtourism that officials say is putting the city’s UNESCO World Cultural Heritage status at risk.

CTVNews.ca wants to hear from adult children who are thinking of using a tracking app to keep tabs on their aging parent.

Online shoppers might change the way they regard purchase reviews following new research from UBC that says the ratings could be misleading consumers.

Despite a fear of repercussions, more adults are recognizing that stepping back from work to deal with emotional burdens or psychological conditions that get in the way of their lives is a necessary choice, one that a growing number of employers recognize.