Wine Business Canada Wine Business Monthly Wine Business Wine Jobs Canada

  more canada news
< Previous   Results: 1331 - 1350 of 3000   Next >
Date
06/05/17
Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue to Travel to Canada
"The bilateral U.S.-Canada relationship is important to the prosperity of both of our countries and I look forward to strengthening this bond with our neighbors to the north moving forward," said Perdue.
06/05/17
Catad'Or "Wines of America" Wine Awards Extends Invitation to North American Winemakers and Spirits Producers
The most prestigious wine contest in Latin America extends invitation to wines and winemakers from North America with special pricing and extended registration date.
06/02/17
Jim Cuddy to Rock the Vines at Fitzpatrick Family Vineyards
Fitzpatrick Family Vineyards is pleased to announce that Jim Cuddy will perform July 15, 2017 on the Crush Deck at their new Sparkling wine facility surrounded by vineyard and mountain and overlooking Okanagan Lake.
06/02/17
Story image for wine from KOMO News Starbucks to serve wine, beer in Vancouver, BC
The company says customers at its newly opened store in Vancouver's Mount Pleasant neighbourhood will be able to choose from six types of wine, two brands of beer and a cider, in addition to snacks such as goat cheese flatbread.
06/01/17
Starbucks to serve alcohol in Vancouver in push to attract evening customers
customers at its newly opened store in Vancouver's Mount Pleasant neighbourhood will be able to choose from six types of wine, two brands of beer and a cider
05/26/17
Daughter of B.C. wine merchants facing Chinese trial makes plea to Trudeau
On the eve of her parents' trial in China, Amy Chang wants to know Canadian officials haven't forgotten about them.
05/24/17
Israel tries to woo Quebecers with wine
More and different types of wines from Israel are making their way gradually onto the shelves of Société des alcools du Québec (SAQ), but these often award-winning products still suffer from an image problem.
05/24/17
Wine festival to feature 250 different wines at 2-day event
Jean-Sebastien Morin, a sommelier and the wine category manager for the PEI Liquor Control Commission, says interest in the festival has grown since its launch 21 years ago.
05/23/17
Recent Research: Determinants of Wineries ' Decisions to Seek VQA Certification in the Canadian Wine Industry
The establishment of quality assurance systems is an important development in the wine sector, particularly so for new and emerging wine regions. Focusing on the Canadian wine industry, this article examines the determinants of a winery's decision to adopt Vintners Quality Alliance (VQA) certification for wines. The analysis also examines whether wineries seek VQA certification for higher-priced wines or whether VQA certification leads to higher wine prices.
05/23/17
La Frenz Winery in Naramata dominates top California competition
Jeff Martin, a British Columbia winemaker with more than 40 vintages in two hemispheres, dominated at one of California's oldest and most respected wine competitions.
05/22/17
B.C. winery owners facing life in Chinese prison for alleged smuggling
Detention of John Chang and Allison Lu described as 'outrageous and unconscionable'
05/22/17
La Frenz Winery in Naramata dominates top California competition
La Frenz Winery on the Okanagan Valley's revered Naramata Bench won four gold medals, including a best of class award, at the Dan Berger International Wine Competition. Formerly known as the Riverside International Wine Competition, founder Dan Berger last year renamed it and moved it to his home in Sonoma County.
05/19/17
Fitzpatrick Family Vineyards Celebrates Opening of New Winery to Public
After 18 months of construction, the Fitzpatrick's are delighted to showcase their gravity flow facility specializing in sparkling and site specific still wines from a very special place.
05/19/17
Trump administration announces plans to renegotiate NAFTA
Trump administration announces plans to renegotiate trade pact with Canada and Mexico
05/18/17
Canadian efforts bearing fruit
Still a bit player in the UK market, sustained and patient effort from Canadian wine producers is beginning to bear fruit.
05/11/17
Climate change 'a boon' for Quebec wine industry but potential axe for traditional wine-growing countries
With scientists warning of more frequent extreme weather like the flooding currently afflicting Quebec, it is hard to find people in the province putting a positive spin on climate change
05/09/17
U.S. Commerce chief says Canadian trade threats 'inappropriate'
"We continue to believe that a negotiated settlement is in the best interests of all parties and we are prepared to work toward that end," Ross said in a statement issued by the Commerce Department.
05/08/17
Canada hits back in lumber dispute, threatens action against U.S
Canada is considering duties on exports from Oregon such as wine, flooring and plywood
05/03/17
In B.C., a case of Lucky Lager cost $34.99 in 2015. This year it's $39.09: NDP study
In the past two years, B.C. residents have found themselves having to dig into their pockets for an extra $5 if they want to buy a 24-case of Lucky Lager.
04/28/17
Overwhelming support for strike from LCBO workers
Job security, scheduling, and health and safety are among several major concerns for the 7,500 LCBO staff represented by OPSEU. And the union has said the province's "ill-advised plan" to sell alcohol in grocery stores is a key concern as it feels alcohol sales outside the LCBO could spell the end of the government-owned alcohol retailer.
< Previous   Results: 1331 - 1350 of 3000   Next >