Dry January: Reduce Alcohol, Support Cancer
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•Calgary businesses making Dry January easier
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The Dry January movement has gained momentum in recent years , with people choosing to forego, or cut back on, alcohol during the first month of the year for a variety of reasons.
The Canadian Cancer Society has created a fundraising initiative called Go Dry , encouraging people to go alcohol-free for the month of January while raising funds to support cancer research.
Some Calgary businesses are participating in the Dry January trend, catering to consumers wishing to cut back while still enjoying social activities associated with alcohol.
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