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04/14/26
Corby Announces Third Quarter 2026 Results Release Date and Conference Call
Corby Spirit and Wine Limited ("Corby" or the "Company") (TSX: CSW.A) (TSX: CSW.B) announced today that it will report its 2026 third quarter results after market closes on Thursday, May 14, 2026.
04/09/26
Post Hotel & Spa Welcomes Chef Sebastian Brand as Chef De Cuisine
Classically trained in Berlin, Germany, Chef Sebastian began his leadership journey at an early stage with a prominent role at the art'otel Berlin, followed by several successful years within the Park Plaza Hotel Group.
04/09/26
Little Engine Wines Welcomes Andrew Windsor As Winemaker
Little Engine Wines is pleased to announce the appointment of Andrew Windsor as winemaker, succeeding founding winemaker Scott Robinson, who assumes the newly created role of Wine Director. The appointment reflects continued momentum on the Naramata Bench, a region increasingly defining the standard for Canadian wine.
04/08/26
Outshinery Lite Surpasses Four Million Unique Wine Bottle Image Configurations
The milestone reflects six months of expansion since the tool's September 2025 launch. The container library maps every variable a winery needs to produce a photorealistic bottle shot: bottle shape, glass color, liquid shade and opacity, closure material, and size
04/02/26
Canadian And BC Wine Industry Leaders Honored at the 2026 Wine Industry Awards
The winner of the Canadian Wine Industry Award of Distinction -- regarded as the highest form of peer recognition in the Canadian wine industry -- is The Stewart Family from Quails' Gate Winery in West Kelowna, British Columbia.
04/01/26
Trade war meets tradition: Canadian Jews confront a Manischewitz-free Passover
The ban on American booze, which came in response to the country's tariffs, has "created a meaningful opening" for Israeli wineries in Canada.
03/31/26
The SAQ Reports Net Income of $525.2 Million for the Third Quarter of Fiscal 2025-2026
Overall dollar sales rose 1.6% to $1.433 billion. At 70.7 million litres, volume sales were down 1.4%. Sales in the SAQ's store and specialized centre network were up $1.7 million or 0.1% compared with the corresponding quarter of the preceding fiscal year, while the related volume sales dropped 2.1 million litres or 3.6%.
03/26/26
BC Government Proclaims April As BC Wine Month -- Time To Sip, Explore & Discover Local
Wine Growers British Columbia (WGBC) invites residents and visitors alike to Sip the Spring by exploring local vineyards, discovering exciting new releases, and experiencing the unforgettable people and places behind BC wine. Now in its ninth year, BC Wine Month continues to grow as a province-wide celebration of one of British Columbia's most dynamic and resilient industries.
03/13/26
One year in: B.C.'s U.S. alcohol ban hurts wine festival, import agents
The prohibition has rankled U.S. officials, reduced consumer choice and caused havoc for some in local alcohol-related industries
03/09/26
Canadians are drinking less, driving the biggest drop in alcohol sales in 20 years: StatsCan
Sales of alcoholic beverages fell 1.6 per cent to $25.8 billion in the 2024-2025 fiscal year, despite a 1.6 per cent increase in prices during that same period. That's because sales by volume dropped for the fourth year in a row as Canadians of legal drinking age purchased fewer drinks per week.
03/09/26
How Much Wildfire Prevention is Too Much?
The race to prevent the worst wildfires has been an increasingly high-tech one. Companies are proposing AI fire detection systems and drones that can stamp out early blazes. And now, one Canadian startup says it's going after lightning. Lightning-sparked fires can be a big deal: The Canadian wildfires of 2023 generated nearly 500 million metric tons of carbon emissions, and lightning-started fires burned 93% of the area affected.
03/05/26
One Year Later, Canadian Bans on U.S. Wine Cost American Industry $357 Million In 2025
Full-year data confirms steepest single-year export disruption in modern U.S. wine trade; Wine Institute calls for resolution
03/04/26
Ontario, Nova Scotia Sign Deal to Allow Direct-to-consumer Alcohol Sales
Doug Ford says strengthening interprovincial trade is a way to counter the effects of U.S. President Donald Trump's economic attacks on Canada. Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston says his goal is to have free trade countrywide and this agreement is a stepping stone toward that.
02/27/26
Ontario wine is in a boom phase -- and this winemaker says there aren't enough grapes to keep up
Norm Beal has been making wine in Beamsville, Ont. since 1999. A Hamilton native, Beal worked as an oil trader for Shell Canada, BP and the Switzerland-based Glencore before opening Peninsula Ridge Estates Winery and an accompanying restaurant. Notably, his winery has helped establish pinot grigio and sauvignon blanc as popular wine styles in Ontario, along with others made from traditional European vinifera varieties, such as riesling, chardonnay and cabernet sauvignon.
02/27/26
Beaujolais Brings Depth, Diversity, and Storytelling Power to the Vancouver International Wine Festival
Known for its expressive terroirs and renewed focus on quality, Beaujolais will be showcasing a curated lineup of wines that highlight the region's breadth, from fresh Beaujolais Blanc and Beaujolais Villages to structured Crus. Attendees are encouraged to visit the Beaujolais tasting station, connect with the wines, and experience firsthand why Beaujolais continues to resonate with modern wine drinkers.
02/18/26
Saskatchewan-raised co-owner of non-alcoholic winery lands $1M deal on Dragons' Den
ONES winery says growth of non-alcoholic beverage industry will lessen stigma
02/17/26
Major spirits groups including Diageo and Campari face millions in refunds
Some of the world's biggest alcohol suppliers have lost a legal challenge against Ontario's liquor monopoly over pricing rules. The decision leaves producers facing millions of dollars in chargebacks linked to Canada-wide lowest-price clauses.
02/06/26
1 Million Bottles of Fruit Wine Celebrated as a Milestone for Canadian Fruit Wines
Founded in Northern British Columbia, Northern Lights Estate Winery has grown from a small, community driven operation into a nationally distributed producer of fruit wines. Reaching one million bottles represents years of innovation, resilience, and commitment to quality, achieved in one of Canada's most challenging and distinctive growing regions.
02/03/26
Greenfield Global Adds Jenny Dearborn to Leadership Team as Chief People & Enterprise Excellence Officer to Support Growth
Dearborn brings extensive experience building and scaling high-performance organizations, with C-level executive leadership roles at Sun Microsystems, SAP SuccessFactors, Hewlett-Packard, Klaviyo, and most recently, the business consulting firm BTS, where she served as Chief People Strategy Officer.
01/28/26
Open Letter to Canada's Premiers - Why Direct-to-Consumer Matters to Canadians
Wine Growers Canada - Wine Growers British Columbia - Wine Growers Ontario - Ontario Craft Wineries - Wine Growers Nova Scotia
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