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09/23/26
Summerland Waterfront Resort turns Corporate Gatherings into Support for BC Wildfire Recovery
The resort will fund one tree for every attendee at every corporate meeting, retreat, conference and group event
09/17/26
Trump bans Canadian wine, but excludes bulk and OTS wine
Meanwhile, some Canadian wine shipped in containers larger than 4 litres (and not packaged for direct consumption) will also escape the ban. However, those wines are not necessarily exempt from the 50% tariffs, which come into force on 15 September.
09/16/26
First harvest begins to arrive at Vagabond's Canada Water winery
Last week, the Majestic-owned wine bar operator had its largest-ever processing day, receiving over eight tonnes of grapes -- over double the previous record at its former urban winery in Battersea.
09/16/26
Trump bans Canadian wine, but excludes bulk
In the latest retaliation against Canada, US President Donald Trump has announced an import ban on bottled and canned Canadian wines, beer and spirits from 29 September, though some bulk wines are exempt from the restriction. db reports.
09/16/26
Some of Your Favorite Canadian Foods and Drinks May Soon Disappear From US Shelves
U.S. shoppers may not see immediate shortages or price increases because distributors typically carry 30 to 60 days of inventory, but Canadian products could become harder to find as existing supplies run out.
09/14/26
Niagara ice wine producer says U.S. buyers are 'flabbergasted' by Trump's Canadian booze ban order
Niagara-on-the-Lake winery says it shipped its holiday product before tariffs took effect
09/11/26
Wine Growers British Columbia Welcomes New Board of Directors
New and returning directors bring industry expertise and a shared commitment to advancing BC as the world's next great wine region
09/11/26
Ontario permits liquor vending machines in licensed establishments
The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario said the new service model is intended to give licensed businesses greater operating flexibility while preserving public-safety and responsible-service requirements. The change could allow venues to offer customers another self-service option for purchasing alcoholic beverages.
09/10/26
U.S. executive order severs relationship-building with B.C. wine
"I was really hoping that more Americans would get the chance to try these amazing wines, particularly Chardonnay and Pinot Noir," Suckling said. "This really isn't what producers in British Columbia need. They want to expand their market." - James Suckling
09/10/26
US Escalates the Great Booze War of 2026
The trade spat between the US and Canada has deepened, with Canadian spirits firmly in the firing line.
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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