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05/20/25
Ontario budget pledges millions to boost alcohol sector
The province will spend $175 million over five years as part of a new program designed to boost the number of Ontario grapes in blended wine.
05/16/25
How Megan O'Neill became a go-to lawyer for wine industry transactions
O'Neill, now a senior associate, has executed more than 45 winery purchase and sale transactions. Her practice has grown alongside a wave of generational change sweeping through British Columbia's wine industry.
05/12/25
What should Mark Carney do for Canadian wine and spirits?
As the dust settles after a Liberal fightback saw Mark Carney hold onto the Canadian premiership in last month's election, db looks at what this means for the country's drinks industry, especially with regards to tariffs imposed by its neighbour south of the border.
05/09/25
California reaffirms love for Canadians through new tourism campaign featuring Expedia partnership delivering up to 25 percent in savings
The campaign rollout includes a new video from Visit California highlighting how important Canadians are to California and the debut of a partnership with Expedia that provides discounts of up to 25% on over 1,000 California hotels, activities and attractions through a landing page made for Canadians.
05/07/25
Largest Vineyard in the Okanagan Valley Now Available for Acquisition
Covert Farms Ltd. engaged BMO Capital Markets and Re/Max Kelowna to assist in arranging the sale of the largest vineyard in the Okanagan Valley, a 659-acre best-in-class trophy property located in Oliver, British Columbia.
05/02/25
Bud Light Canada Becomes Official Beer of the Canadian Football League
Bud Light Canada has signed on as the Official Beer of the CFL, opening a new era of bigger sounds and even bigger plays at Canada's largest single-day sporting event -- the Grey Cup.
04/28/25
Label Obsession Grips Canada as Shoppers Shun American Products
Grocery store trips take forever when you have to trace the lineage of every can of soup; O SCANada
04/28/25
U.S. booze boycott becomes a much-needed boon for B.C. wineries
Wineries see early signs of both increased visitors and sales as summer tourism season approaches
04/22/25
Trump's trade war and Canada's retaliatory tariffs bring good news for Ontario wines
In the shadow of Donald Trump's trade war and Canada's retaliatory tariffs, Ontario's wine industry is seeing a silver lining.
04/18/25
Glyphosate class action moves forward in Canada
Bayer defends safety of the herbicide, but legal costs may force withdrawal from U.S. market
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Phantom Creek Estates Announces Key Hires
July 8th British Columbia's Premier Destination Winery Appoints Anahita Pouget as Director of Sales and Marketing, Amy Richards as Director of Farming, and Kea Mueller as Wine Club Manager