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I’ve never curled, stupidly blowing a chance several years ago when I did a story on the sport around the Olympics and declined a local curling club’s offer to throw some rocks while out on assignment. But what I’ve been told about curling is that it’s a sport where they don’t mind mixing a few adult beverages in with the action. Loosens up the elbows. But a foursome that included 2014 Olympic  gold medalist Ryan Fry of Canada, apparently went too far at a recent tournament in Red Deer, Alberta. Let’s let CBC pick things up from here... Читать дальше...

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Minnesota writer Safy-Hallan Farah launches a global platform for young Somali writers and artists.