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A sweet ending to a restaurant meal Server in tears after $1,000 tip 2 metroNEWS f in only 9 months! High. avLaws City opening door to more microbreweries ‘Stephanie Taylor Metro|Winnipeg City hall wants to take red tape off the menu for microbrewers in Winnipeg. Following a public hearing on Tuesday, the planning, property and development committee approved 76 changes tothe Win- nipeg Zoning Bylaw, which governs how land outside the downtown core is used. ‘Among the changes were measures to bring the city's zoning rules around breweries and other small-scale alcohol producers closer to existing provincial liquor regulations. ‘Under the new rules — pending approval fom Mayor Brian Bowman's executive policy committee and council — microbreweries would be allowed open in parts of the city besides industrial areas Paul McMullan, who plans to open a brewery by June — called Stone Angel — believes this change could be the start of more microbreweries setting up shop in the city ‘Right now, a lot ofthe craft beer that ‘comes is from B.C; why can't it be brewed here.” he said Tuesday. “Lights, Camera, Action! Earn a Radio and Television Broadcaster diploma ‘s complicated metroVIEWS °C/Low0°C Warmingup © @ :Beerboom ontap Planner Robert Kostiuk previously told Metro the department recommended this change after receiving several inquiries from hopefial brewery owners who wanted toopen in commercial districts — such as those along Pembina Highway, Corydon, and St. Anne's Road — but weren't allowed under the current rules, ‘The department also looked to other cities and concluded that commercial ‘zones are most desirable for craft brewers Committee chairman Coun. John Orli- ow expressed some concern on Tuesday about allowing microbreweries to open. ‘lose to residential neighbourhoods, ‘The committee then approved an amend ment that would requirea public hearing be held before a brewery was allowed to open. ‘We felt that it was important to have the opportunity for the public to come by and say, ‘Is this something we want,’ Ori kow told reporters afterwards. t's just another level of protection for the neighbourhood. He cited traffic congestion as a poten tial problem a community could face ifa microbrewery was allowed to open nearby. t's nothing I would be too keen on to have pretty well a beer store in the middle of a residential neighbourhood, Oslikow said. Tuesday’s committee also OK'd a change that would give microbreweries, wineries and distilleries permission to sell their products to local restaurants and whole. salers, ike Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries. HEATED SEATS». FOR THE PERFECT CLIMATE. STANDARD ON THE 2017 TOYOTA RAVA. ‘ RAV toyota.ca TOYOTA Your essential daily news Chelsea Manning to be freed in May World EDUCATION School divisionto Pavelec’s return gives do cross-city audit Mersey Jets ‘the best chance’ longer be left to mystery, as “One has brand new smart the Winnipeg School Division boards in every single class- (WSD} sembarkingona major room, state-of-the-art Apple | HOCKEY it’s not his place to comment equity audit to ensure students compiiters in the library... an- on the Jet's other goaltenders or SGosthecity receive thesame othet) will have ist the bases | TEAM Fecalls the team's recent performance. “Tm looking forward (to) play the game, play in the NHL again, I mean that's pretty much it it's been like that the last four ‘months, just wait for the oppor ‘quality of education allotted o them by WSD—ts | Veteran goalie "Trustee Mark Wanji suc: a very visual renuinder this cessfully gained unanimous is in fact happening. but we | tO help stop support from his board peers don't know the extent of,” he Monday ohiveanactionpln sad. Wedon't havethe dita to | LOSING Streak for the audit drafted by spring, understand what exactly is hap- tunity.” he said. so it can begin in the 2017-18 pening. We know anecdotally Pavelec has played in 18 games school year. it's taking place, so the idea be- for the Moose this season, post- He attributes inequity to _hind this isto audit everything” Metro| Winnipeg ing a 917 save percentage and 2.78 goals against average. In his stead, Connor Helle- buyck and Michael Hutchinson have been in net for an average 0f 3.06 goals against per game, the team’s worst cumulative ‘goalsagainst average (GAA) since the team moved from Atlanta, what he calls Manitoba's “se- Board chairperson Sheri Rok- Yerely underfunded” education —lins commended Wasylw for | Ondzej Pavele is back. system Kicking off the | — After his demotion in the “it's created audit process | fall and four months with the a vacuum, and ‘which She said | Manitoba Moose, the Jets" for fo fill that vac willensure the | mer starting goaltender is back uum a lot of There's. division is “pro- | inthe Winnipeg Jets locker room. private money Grogs-eutting —vidinganequit- | and, come Weeinesday, back in has been flow- ity ti able education.” | the jets crease. Still, under Pavelec and his ingintothe sys @@uity issues. She suspects | The veteran’s stint as the odd backups, team averages of 2.88, tem,” he said, Sherri Rollins the scope ofthe | man out of the Winnipeg Jets 2.49, 2.82, 2.94 and 2.95 were far Wasyliw ex audit will be far | goalie triangle ended ‘Tuesday from leagueleading ‘Although he hada reputation forbeing inconsistent —ranging from a bottomevel 900 save percentage goalie to a 920 star over a 54 game stretch — his comeback and the Jets’ playoi chances both depend on his per formance now. He told reporters he remem- plained schools fundraise on reaching, not stopping at the | after the two guys filling his their own to “create their own often “underlying assumption | shoes hit a simultaneous rough budgets" beyond WSD and the south end of Winnipeg is | patch that contributed to the provincial funding, richer than the North End." | team’s larger tailspin of late. “Some schools, depending __ “There's crosscutting equity | As a fourgame losing streak on size and the wealth of the issues,” she said. “It's not just | worsens the Jets’ already pre- neighbourhood, can raise more about income, it’s not just | carious playoff chances, coach money than others,” he said. about demographics, and it's | Paul Maurice said the decision “Depending on how aggres- not just about the enrichment | was made out ofa need to “win sive individual administrators activities... | can't predict the | hockey games.” bers 2014-15 when he posted a are, (they all) bring in different findings but we're looking at | _ Maurice told reporters he felt careerbest save .920 save per amounts of money. alot.” Pavelec could give the Jets “the centage and 2.28 GAAen route to This is warping the public Wasyliw said setting the | best chance” towin this week OndrejPavelec admits that after four monthsintheAHLhe the jets 2.0's firs playoff berth— education system, you're see- scope for the audit by the end of | which is why he’s getting the was“happy” to get the call, but “surprised as well.” and though he said it’s totally ing uneven resources, course this yearand conducting it next | nod when the Coyotes visit the ar pHoTo/cHs CARLSON different now, he knows Mat offerings, and educational ex- year wil position the division to | MIS Centre, Wednesday. rice wants wins to get the Jets pperiences from one school to “release the audit information | Pavelec said rather than look-_“{They) just lost four ina row, the call, but “surprised as well” — into the playoff picture again the next. to the public and put together | ing at the callup as a personal so we havetostop itsome how.’ Coming off 43-save win for this year He doesn't want to presup- aplan to deal with some of the | chance forredemption, he thinks he said, the Moose on Sunday, he said "We'll see,” Pavelec said. "Four pose an outcome or prejudge issues” in May 2018. it’s a critical moment “for the He admits after four months he is “feeling really good” and _ points out ofthe playoffs, we are the situation, but said "huge —aracoew sonesycreo team? inthe AHL hewas "happy" to get is ready to perform, and that right there, on the line” 5" Breakfast Speci: Perkins Restaurant & Bakery presen the Magnificent Seven Breakfast: two eggs cooked to order, two smoked bacon strips or sausage links, and tt of Perkins’ made-from-scratch buttermilk pancakes. Enjoy a great breakfast, available Monday to Sunday until 12pm for the whole month of January. Portage Henderson Kenaston —Southdale_--Mcphillips ©» -Regent/—St. James 2675 Portage 1277 Henderson 1629Kenaston 123Vermillion 2142 McPhilips 1615 Regent 305 Madison ‘Avenue Highway Boulevard Road Street ‘Avenue Street EXPLOITATION Web crawler being used to detect and track images Anew online tool is being used todetect and help remove child pornography from the Internet. The Canadian Centre for Child Protection has unveiled a program called Project Arach- nid, which crawls the web in search of images of child exploitation. The Winnipeg-based charity — which operates in partner ship with police forces across Canada — says the automated program, run ona bank of sery- fers, can currently scan 150 web pages a second. I's not the first automatic program to scour the web, but itis touted as being faster than previous ones. Soon, officials hope, it will be able to reach beyond web pages and into peer-to-peer sharing programs. What has quickly become apparent is how vast the problem is, Officials say that in six ‘weeks, the program has processed 230 million web pages and found 40,000 different images of child sexual abuse. Millions more pages with pot- centially offensive material are in the queue and are being de- tected faster than they can be scanned. The backlog is grow. ing as images continue to be shared. The new web crawler starts with websites previously re~ ported to contain child por- ography and follows all inks from those pages to other sites It seeks out matches for previously reported images by comparing appearances or by analyzing digital information that is tied to each image. ‘When an offending image x Sisters Lucy, Odette and Rosemary, sexually abused by their father for years, are pictured outside the Seattle Center in December. me associaren ess is found, authorities may be notified and the Internet service provider hosting the site is told to take the page down. ‘The program is limited to previously reported images. but officials at the centre say it isa significant startin a very large battle, Is this the silver bullet to the problem of child abuse material on the Internet? Abso- Iutely not,” Lianna McDonald, the centre's executive director: Tuesday. ‘But are we doing something Is this the silver bullet to the problem of child abuse material ‘on the Internet? Absolutely not. But are we doing something about it? Yes. Liana McDonald about it? Yes.” abuse begins early — often at The Canadian Centre for the hands of a parent — and Child Protection also unveiled — leads to a lifetime of anxiety asurvey of child pornography over how far images spread on victims that revealed some re the Internet. curring and disturbing themes: The 128 adults had been sexually exploited as children and their abuse had been recorded “For the victims of these crimes ... the idea of knowing that their worst moments of their lives are on the Internet for anyone to see is absolutely debilitating,” said McDonald. More than half of the respondents said the abuse started when they were under five ‘years of age. Six in 10 said their Abuser was a parent. More than half said they were abused by multiple offenders as part of an organized group or network. ‘Almost three-quarters of re spondents said they were wor- ried about being recognized years later, because the images continue to spread online. “Every time I see someone looking at me, | wonder if they know, if they've seen the pic- tures," one unidentified victim said in a video provided by the centre, “Sometimes it feels like I'm being abused over and over Unleash your inner hero cutrune Festival du Voyageur means embracing fun, elements, cold Michelle Bailey 5 Metro Winnipeg Anyone who can embrace Win- nipeg’s brutal winter must have superhuman strength, So this year's Festival du Voya- sgeur's theme is, fittingly, HeHo Heroes. ‘We certainly ae all heroes by being able to survive though the ‘winter months and stil get outas community to have some fun,” joked the festivals executive: ‘ector, Ginette Lavack Walters. On Tuesday, organizers of the largest winter festival in Wester. Canada revealed the jam-packed lineup for the 48th annual event Feb. 17:26. They're encouraging people to bundle up and lovingly ‘embrace February once again. ‘Along with the tried and true favourites of the event (beard- ABOVE: Sweet Alibi will be playing at Festival du growing contest, kids winter Voyageur, which runs Feb. 17-26, contmuteo playground, maple taffy on snow RIGHT AND BELOW: Festival-goers take part in last and shots of the specialty Cari- year’s Festival du Voyageur. conrrmaureo bow boozy concoction served in ice glasses at the snow bar), the musical ineup is long. ‘According to Artistic Produ cer Julien Desaulniers, “over 150 bands performing over the course of two weekends makes us the largest francophone music festival in Western Canada in addition to being the biggest winter festival in Western Canada. We've really got a wide variety of acts coming in from all over (including Wide Mouth Mason from Saskatchewan and Les Re spectables from Quebec}. Desaulniers said there's lot. _ "We had hundreds of people _ will matter though because itis Even young festival goers can of other events going on at the showing up for these and they such a great time. enjoy musical entertainment _ festival that were held for the really loved it,” he said. “Last Festival has also partnered geared towards them as Winni- first time last year. Back by popu- year, singles night was on Valen- with the Canadian Museum for peg recording artist AlSimmons lardemand aresingles night and —tine's Day, but this yearit willbe Human Rights to present a spe- will be on stage. karaoke night. on the 19th. I don't think that cial preview of the museum's newest exhibit, Our Canada, My Story, conceived for Canada's 150th anniversary celebrations. Visit heho.ca for more fes tival information and how ti get tickets | New events, along with old faves, ontap this year You'd be pretty hard pressed to get bored at his event. No matter where you turn, there will be plenty to see and do, The first-ever Wood. Carving Challenge will feature chainsaw carv- | ers from across Canada, including stars of HGTV's Carver Kings and OLN's sawdogs. Watch these art ists buzz away and then creations dur- redesigned ground with towers, els and hills to climb. Meanwhile, adults can | enjoy the new outdoor relaxation area hosted by herméa or enjoy a bever- .ge at one of two outdoor now bars. Rendez-vous on Ice will | beheld where the Red and Assiniboine rivers meet I events will in BTQ community. Market Days Feb. 18 and 25 offering large selection of lo | cal handmade arts and crafts, Also returning is the Teams will race canoes F along the river by The Forks to raise funds and swareness for Inclusion Winnipeg, an organization that assists people living HOME OF THE WATCH DOCTORS cananoeers Colin McNeil Metro | Toronto. ‘A Winnipeg restaurant server {got the surprise ofa lifetime ‘on Saturday when one custom er decided to pay it forward ‘vith a $1,000 tip. ‘Jennifer Peitsch was work- inga shift at Mongo’s Grill on 2741 Portage Ave » 204.789.9620 Regent Avenue when a cus- [email protected] » stewartshorology.ca See waitress's payday Peitsch posted a photo of the bill on social media. The pregratuity total was $87.15, The hard-working server, who tends a food store in Stonewall by day while working at Mongo's by night, wasn't even supposed to be in that night, According to CBC, Peitsch was filling in for a co-worker Peitsch said she was serving a woman and three teen- agers on a busy night when Restaurant server bursts into tears after getting $1,000 tip it happened. She burst into tears and hugged the woman when she saw the tip, She graduated high school two years ago, and has been trying to save enough money for more education and pay off credit card debt. “Now that I have that (credit card) taken care of I can finally put money aside and get my future going.” Peitsch told the CBC's Up To Speed of her plans for the windfall. | metré NEWS | Winnipeg FENTANYL Naloxone saved life: Mounties Mounties in Manitoba have ad- ministered the opioid antidote naloxone for the first time to help a young man suffering from a suspected fentanyl overdose. Police say they were called last Friday evening toa home in the southeast corner of the province, where they found the unconscious 20-year-old victim with a low pulse and breathing problems. ‘An ambulance was still eight minutes away, so officers gave him a dose of nasal naloxone. Lingering breathing problems led to two more shots to stabilize him before he was taken to hospital. ‘The man has since been released. 6 ticensine ‘Addresses removed from vehicle registration cards Manitoba Public Insurance is removing addresses from vehicle registration cards. The Crown corporation says it's not needed anymore because police have online computer access to driver and vehicle licensing in their cruisers. ‘They also said the change will improve security for car owners. The change will be introduced with renewals and new registrations on March 1. THE CANADIAN PRESS Wednesday, January 18, 2017 | 5 | Bike Week looking for riders’ feedback Organizers hope survey brings ideas for growth Braed Jones Metro| Winn Forget Canada's 150th birth- day (don't actually), 2017 also marks the 10th anniversary of ‘Winnipeg's Bike to Work Day and fourth annual Bike Week. But with Bike Week and Bike to Work Day (B2WD) coming up con the ripe ages of 10 and four, respectively, event organizers want the community to help them learn how the events are perceived, what their role is, and ifanything should change. ‘To that end, organizer Dave Elmore said a new online survey is meant to “plot the dir- ection of where Bike Week is going in the future.” He said the event has grown and evolved year over year as ‘participation increases and cye- ling becomes more accepted in the City of Winnipeg. For example, the original- ly one-day B2WD grew into Bike Week in order to reach a “broader audience,” to extend cycling celebrations to more than “just people who ride their bike to and from work.” “We're still trying to break that mould a litle bit,” Elmore said. “As you can imagine it starts to get arduous in terms of volunteer efforts when the program continues to grow and there's only so much money to do it with” The survey is meant to gar- ner feedback that will be part ofa strategic planning session where he, the event steering committee and staff will sit down and figure out how best touse Bike Week and B2WD to “bring about cultural change.” "We have to think about where to take it, how much we ‘an really expand, and what we are expected to be,” he said. Survey respondents will be asked to identify the most important service Bike Week offers, rank Bike Week events in order of their impact, suggest - = Z Dr. ABass Bagayogo rocked a three-piece suit and fat bikefor the formal ride that kicked off Bike Week 2016. aratoen ionesimerno improvements and propose a five-year goal for Bike Week from some predetermined options. Elmore said because Bike ‘Week is for the community, the community input through the survey and “getting everyone's opinions" is critical. Bike Week 2017 will run June 17 to 23, and Winter Bike to Work Day is Feb. 10. EXCHANGE DISTRICT Public to weigh in on plans Stephanie Taylor Metro | Winnipeg ‘Winnipeggers will soon be able to weigh in on the fate of a plot of land currently home to the old Public Safety Building. On Tuesday, Mayor Brian Bowman and Angela Mathie- son, CEO of CentreVenture — the city's arms-length development agency — announced the launch of community consul- tations for the redevelopment of the lands in the Exchange District. Mathieson expects the public engagement process to take year. Bowman hopes that a redevelopment plan could be approved and shovels could hit the ground by 2018. “It's exciting what's possible,” he said Tuesday. “We really do want to hear from the community, their ideas and | think those ideas dare out there and let's bring them forward” Bowman characterized the demolition of the former police headquarters — touted asa piece of the city’s architectural history — and vacant parkade ‘as an opportunity to further revitalize the area. Residents will be able to give the city their input through an online survey and open houses, to be held in the spring. 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(Questions about the trip have dogged Trudeau since his office admitted, after refusing to dis- close anything about his vacation for several days, that the prime minister, his family and «few friends accepted an invita tion to the Aga Khan's private Bell Island during the holidays. In the face of media pres sure, the Prime Minister's 0 fice revealed that the friends onthe trip were Newfoundland MP Seamus O'Regan, Liberal party president Anna Gainey ‘and their spouses, Trudeau has repeatedly just- fied the trip asa family vacation to visit a longtime friend, But the vacation has come under close scrutiny because ofthe Aga Khan's foundation in Canada, which has landed more than $300 million in government aid contracts since 2004 and actively lobbies public officers in Ottawa, rorstaa news sexvice Prime Minister Justin Trudeau refuses to say how many times he's been to the private Baha- mian island of the Aga Khan, the billionaire spiritual leader who has been his family friend since he was a young boy. Trudeau's recent secret family vacation to the tropical isle has prompted an investiga- tion by the federal ethics com- missioner, after opposition MPs complained the trip — which ‘Trudeau admitted induded a ride on the Aga Khan's private helicopter — broke the federal Conflict of Interest Act Speaking to reporters during a stop on his campaign- style public tour in Frederic- ton, N.B. on Tuesday, Trudeau also refused to say how many times he has accepted rides on private aircraft owned by the ‘Aga Khan. “This was a private vacation,” the prime minister said O'Leary still mulling bid for leadership Kevin O'Leary is refusing to confirm he’s ready to join the Conservative leadership race ‘Wednesday after months of test- ing the waters. But the possibility that O'Leary, a businessman and re- ality television personality, will enter the race is being taken seriously by candidates vying to replace Stephen Harper. The CBC reported Tuesday night O'Leary ‘would formally enter the race Wednesday. Amy Mills spokeswoman for O'Leary's leadership “exploratory committee,” refused to confirm or deny the report when reached by Torstar on Tuesday. Mills did confirm O'Leary is scheduled to give a number of media inter- Views to react to Tuesday night's Conservative French-language debate O'Leary vented his “frustra tion” that the leadership field still has 13 people vying to replace Harper. rorsrathews semvce pongo ing a 35-year sentence for leak- permet Army fia goverunent ana mata intelligence documents to Wikileaks, along ‘with some battlefield video. She officer to be Wes couvkted in iltary Court released in May Se offences and has spent more than six years behind bars. She asked Obama last November to commute her sentence to time served. Known as Bradley Manning at the time of her 2010 arrest, Manning came out as trans. gender after being sentenced, and LGBT rights groups took President Barack Obama commuted the prison sentence of Chelsea Manning on Tuesday, allowing the Army intelligence officer who leaked scores of Classified documents to go free nearly three decades early. Manning, who will leave pris: U.S. President Barack Obama commuted the sentence of ‘on in May, was one of 209 in- Chelsea Manning, who is serving 35 years behind bars for mates whose sentences Obama leaking classified documents. arricerrvimaces up her cause and lobbied the was shortening, a list that in- president to grant her clemency. cludes Puerto Rican nationalist ing nation,” said White House President-elect Donald'Trump. She was held at a men's prison Oscar Lopez Rivera. Obama also counsel Neil Eggleston, “where White House officials said in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, pardoned 64 people, including hard work anda commitment Obama would grant clemency and filed a transgender prisoner retired Gen. James Cartwright, to rehabilitation can lead toto more individuals on Thurs- rights lawsuit, although the ‘who was charged with making a second chance, and where day-his final day in office-but _ military did approve gender- false statements duringa probe wrongs from the past will not _ that batch was not expected to reassignment hormone therapy. into disclosure of classified in-_ deprive an individual of the _ include prominent individuals She attempted suicide twice formation. ‘opportunity to move forward.” like Manning. last year, according to her law- These 273 individuals lean- ‘The actions are perma- A former Army intelligence _yers, citing her treatment in ed that our nation is a forgiv- nent, and can’t be undone by analyst, Manning has been serv- prison. me AssociareD ness GOVERNMENT More Democrats boycotting inauguration The roster of House Democrats legitimacy to be the next tweeted, citing a 2001 Wash- planning to boycott President’ president and erroneously ington Post report that noted 3) PROTEST Elect Donald Trump's inauig Claiming that Tsump's inaug- Lewis had skipped George W. tration grew to about 50 on uration would be the first he Bush's inauguration. Tiesday ina protest ofthe New will have missed since coming His absence at that time York businessman's policies to Congress three decades ago, was alsoa form of dissent, said and his repeated criticism of In fact, Lewis had skipped spokeswoman Brenda Jones legendary civil rights activist President George W. Bush's “He did not believe the out- Joha Lewis. inauguration in 2001 come of that election, includ- The Georgia congressman Trump struck on Tuesday ing the controversies around made headlines overthe weeke morning ass ypical,on Twit- the results in Horida” end for challenging Trump's ter: “WRONG (of lie)" Trump me associ mess BA federal appeals court says protesters planning to demonstrate against President-elect Donald ‘Trump can't gather on key portions of the inaugural parade route. 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Building a sense of history is important a long time ago or in recent eRe ae for todayS activists History isnt just what came before; its memory remember what eae ee a oneness Willa Faulkner once wrote: seve ee ee So gsen ee The pest sever dead ent || MMBRQEaI uae periods struggles srtsgles gaiandaetesta Wecanbener even pas.” alsa [derstand how power lareprecuced and nel weaknenaes and severe was SEAMEMROMERe okeceyameciees | temlcaAtonis ive gta! | Pealammeauamaemaee ‘=~ Activism: The intellectual Life of Contemporary Social Movements correspondent on CTV's The Social revo mane Your essential daily news 8, 2017 Tired, envious and gassy: Welcome to the 10-day detox Despite a lack of evidence they're good for you, detox programs are wildly popular. Wanting to get a healthy start in January after gaining 16 pounds in 2016, Melissa Dunne decides to try one anyway. GOOPOR JOYOUS?TWO prroxes fy YIELDINGSIMILAR RESULTS WhyMelissaDunne'sfirst10_by Joy McCarthy. daysof2016wereastruggle —_Theserules were, no: Forme, last year wasan refined sugar, artificial annus horriilis, sweeteners, dairy, gluten, Thecherryonmy misery peanuts, unfermented soy, sundaewasthat lended 2016 corn, alcohol, coffee, and exactly 16poundsheavier —_genetically modified Cold-pressed juice cleanses are points out that there is gener- no longerin style Lately, editors ally no need for healthy people atfashion bible Vogue, andother to do a detox program as Our trendsetters are preaching slight- bodies already naturally detox Iyless severe measures. Detoxes via ourkidneysand liver. Which that focus on preparingand eat- doesn’t mean Miles staunchly ingwholefoodsare being hocked against the concept, saying that by everyone from celebrities to ifa program helps some people fit nutritionists and cookbook _ get. the habit of preparing and authors such as Joy McCarthy eating more whole foods on a and Melissa Hartvig. regular basis, then that can be Hartwig, in particular, has a good thing thanamere year earlier. organisms, gained a cult following — with What's not such a good thing Admittedly, Ihadbeeneating _ On both detoxes! had her The Whole30 book spend- is the temporary nature of de toomuch icecream to throbbing headaches; felt ing 66 weeks and counting on _ toxes, she wams. Programs with soothemyfrayednerves. So, constantly exhausted; The New York Times bestseller strict rules means many adher- inabidtostartthis yearwith burned with jealousy when list Acolytes of hers, andsimilar ents may white knuckle their fewersundaesandmore my friends gorged on snacks; programs, are generally not al. way through a time-based plan smoothies, |didat0-day and spentaninordinate lowed to consume a long list of only to inevitably return to detox, amount of time on the foods, drinks, and additives for their unhealthy eating habits Forthefirstfivedaysot _ceramicthrone. Mistakes? | 30 days. Many programs also the minute it’s over. offer a 10day, or even twoday, Beyond the end of January, detox plans. Miller recommends setting some Ifyou do manage to stick with SMART (specific, measurable, at- Hartwig's 30-day program, her _tainable, realistic, and trackable) ‘website promisesit “will change _ nutrition and fitness goals you 2017 followed thepplanfrom made few (like notrealizing Goop Clean Beauty, written thereis caffeine in decaf bytheeditorsofGwyneth coffee). Paltrow’slifestylepublication, __intheend, llostameasly Theruleswere,no:alcohol, two pounds. But, what did caffeine, dairy, eggs, beef, gain was arenewed belief ‘your life But, registered dietitian can reach throughout 2017 pork, shellfish raw fish, thatlamstrongenough to ‘Andrea Miller warns peoplenieed Now that sounds like a smart gluten, soy,nightshades, __-makethisyearbetterthan the tobe wary ofsuch promises. plan most of us could stick to for strawberries, oranges, last There is no solid scientific _ longer than 30 days. ‘fapefruts, grapes, bananas, Thatmay soundalitle research on detoxes, i's mostly Com, whiterice, sugar, comytosome, butafternot anecdotal information,” said Mil peanuts, processedoils,and being able toeat com fora er phone ive fom processed buters week anda half |ltake what Ont. “advise my client ; Thankfully, then canget. to look at the source and ask There is no solid consciously uncoupled from READMELISSA themselves: ‘Does (the person g¢ientific research that detox for the remaining DUNNE'SFULL selling the detox) have something ei dateans, Boat five days following the rules DETOX DIARY AT to gain from this?” Z DETOX DELIGHTS Melissa Dunne's ten-day program mixed —_inthenew book Joyous Detox CoC Gl The nutrition expert also Andrea Miller, dietician DIY dishes and adapted store-bought bowls. weiss ouNNe TRB Wintec patter | 283, | mmm MIXED PROGRAMME — ANGELS IN THE ARCHITECTURE + CELTS + VERTIGINOUS + DON QUIXOTE PAS DE DEUX DBs FOUNDATION IN 27 - 28 / 2017 pantaces PLAYHOUSE THEATRE | Ree Choreography Mark Godden / Lila York / William Forsythe / Marius Petipa TICKETS FROM $29 “ RWB.ORG 2. 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