The British Columbia Wine Institute (BCWI) announced a strategic partnership with Cuvées in Hong Kong that make the Wines of British Columbia more accessible than ever to consumers in that market.

The 2014 event schedule for the Niagara Wine Trail, USA is now posted on the trail's website. Tickets for the 2014 events will be on sale in the coming month.

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Groundbreaking experimentation paved way for major new varietals in Canadian viticulture

Once ratified, free trade deal will pit Canadian wineries head to head against Europe's

Festival organizers pointed out that 25 percent of the wineries entered will be pouring for the first time during festivities headquartered at the Vancouver Convention Centre. They are scheduled to pour 1,750 wines during 54 events from Feb. 24 to March 2.

British Columbia vineyard owners fear neighbor's expansion plans could hinder agri-tourism business

Tinhorn Creek Vineyards is up for another award, though this time it isn't for one of their wines. The Oliver winery has been named as one of two private-sector finalists for an environmental award at the Real Estate Foundation of B.C.'s Land Awards Gala.

The first-ever Peter Lehmann Wines Mentor Award is aimed at bringing together industry professionals and wine enthusiasts with an opportunity for up-and-coming Canadian oenophiles to grow and share their knowledge.

The Ontario government is warning the federal government it will be seeking compensation on some sectors that will be adversely impacted by the new Canada-European trade agreement being unveiled Friday.

After years of testing, the Foreign Affair Winery produced its first appasimento wines six years ago. The Crispinos took their love of Amarone and applied the technique to locally grown grapes.

Being recognized for 38 years of dedicated work is something that Debi Pratt said she is still shocked about. She was named Business Citizen of the Year by the 2013 Niagara Grape and Wine Festival and by RBC.

Taste Ontario was held in Ottawa (The Westin Hotel) on Monday, October 7 and in Toronto (ROM) on Thursday, October 10 with essential support from Wine Country Ontario.

According to an analyst for the Canadean Wine Report, Millennials over 21 years old are drinking more wine than previous generations did at their age.

The countdown is on for "The National Tasting," Canada's first ever nation-wide, live-streaming wine tasting and interactive panel discussion featuring some of the wine world's leading experts.

The stunning backdrop of the Okanagan Valley is the perfect setting for the wineries to share their dreams and aspirations with Vancouver Sun readers.

Premier Kathleen Wynne recognized excellence in agri-food innovation today and challenged the sector to double its growth rate and create 120,000 new jobs in Ontario by 2020.

Canadian made wine is not only abundant, readily available and affordable, but there is so much great stuff out there now it's become a wine crime to ignore it.

It's no secret that the wine industry is big business in the Okanagan, but a recent report demonstrates just how big an economic driver the industry has become.

Association suggests changes to bring B.C. in line with other provinces