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07/09/12
PR: VinoVisit Makes Booking Visits to Wine Country Ontario Easier Than Ever as Reservation System-of-Choice for Wineries
Wine lovers in Toronto, New York and from anywhere in North America are now able to quickly book online reservations for tastings and tours at wineries in the Ontario wine region with the VinoVisit reservation system
07/09/12
In praise of Penticton's syrah
"I think syrah may be the grape of the Okanagan."
07/09/12
U.S. lawmakers advocate repeal of Canadian wine tariffs
New Yorkers can hop across the Canadian border and bring back cases of wine while paying a nominal fee or no charge at all. Canadians, on the other hand, have made a habit of only sampling wine at vineyards here, not buying
07/09/12
Invivo launches wines in Canada
New Zealand-based Invivo Wines has made its wines available in Canada, following approval from the Liquor Board in early 2012.
07/05/12
Tasting wines from Quebec
The scenic Cantons de L'Est or the Eastern Townships are Quebec's prized wine region, a mere forty minutes drive from Montreal. This bracing countryside paradise was an open air theatre for us offering autumn thrills of a unique, aromatic kind.
07/05/12
Canada: Stonechurch Vineyards Announces Thomas Laszlo as Winemaker
Laszlo was born, raised, and educated in Guelph, Ontario. Upon completion of his Diploma in Farm Management from the University of Guelph in 1993 Thomas accepted a position at Henry of Pelham Estate Winery as Assistant Winemaker
07/03/12
Schumer says Canada should drop duty on wine
Sen. Charles E. Schumer challenged the Canadian government today to eliminate the duty on U.S. wine bought by Canadians on this side of the border and brought back to Canada.
07/03/12
B.C. liquor distribution staff stage one-day strike
Members of the BC Government and Service Employees Union are staging a one-day strike at three Liquor Distribution Branch facilities around the province
07/02/12
Schumer pushes for end to Canadian wine tariff
Schumer will be at a Niagara County winery Monday afternoon to discuss the issue
07/02/12
BC: Winery Puts Law to the Test
BC winemaker plans interprovincial shipping on the heels of federal legislation; liquor commission executive calls move premature
07/02/12
Liquor store staff to strike Monday, union says
B.C. Finance Minister Kevin Falcon says the government will not budge on wage increases following an announcement Friday that liquor store employees will go on strike Monday
07/02/12
B.C. winemaker uses shotgun to make her point on out-of-province sales
Sandra Oldfield contacted a Saskatchewan gun shop and placed a perfectly legal online order. Four days later, Canada Post delivered an unlabelled brown paper package containing her very first firearm - a Maverick 88 shotgun
06/29/12
Canada: Wine freedom becomes law
With the stroke of the governor general's pen, Conservative MP Dan Albas's bill to eliminate the federal ban on transporting liquor across provincial borders became law Thursday.
06/28/12
British Columbia: Mount Washington winery sparkles
The company recently added a new bottling line custom-made in Rome. O'Brennan said it is the first of its kind to be used in the wine industry on Vancouver Island. It washes, fills, labels and screwcaps or corks 1,200 bottles per hour.
06/28/12
Canada: Organic Family Farming takes Centre Stage at Rustic Roots Winery
Kathy and Bruce Harker are visibly proud of the evolution of their multi-generational family farm and award winning winery.
06/28/12
Canada: The Harper Government Takes Positive Step to Reduce Inter-Provincial Trade Barriers on Wine
On Thursday, June 28, 2012, Dan Albas, Member of Parliament for Okanagan-Coquihalla,, on behalf of the Honourable Gail Shea, Minister of National Revenue, will deliver remarks and make an announcement to support Canada's wine industry.
06/28/12
Canada: Hochul backs wineries
The biggest players in the region's wine industry gathered around a big table Monday at Niagara University's Bisgrove Hall, eager to capitalize on the buzz of Nik Wallenda's wire walk over the Niagara Gorge and have the ear of U.S. Rep. Kathleen Hochul, who called them all together.
06/27/12
Canada: Okanagan wineries anxiously await changes to regulations
Sandra Oldfield of Tinhorn Creek Vineyards is wondering what she should do with the 12-gauge shotgun she ordered from Saskatchewan. She's thinking, maybe a vase.
06/26/12
Hochul backs wineries
The biggest players in the region's wine industry gathered around a big table Monday at Niagara University's Bisgrove Hall, eager to capitalize on the buzz of Nik Wallenda's wire walk over the Niagara Gorge and have the ear of U.S. Rep. Kathleen Hochul, who called them all together.
06/22/12
Critic's Notebook: Jean-Paul Daumen: The man behind the bottle
Daumen circulated between tables speaking to both French- and English-speaking customers about tannins, vintages, varietals and what make his Châteauneufs so sought after.
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