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11/05/12
Northcore Announces Launch of Dutch Auction Platform for Wine and Spirits Industry
Northcore Technologies Inc., announced the successful delivery of the Dutch Auction platform for Alberta based BlackSquare Inc. and their flash sale site Tannic.ca.
11/02/12
Northcore Announces Launch of Dutch Auction Platform for Wine and Spirits Industry
"Combining Northcore's innovative auction software with our Tannic.ca flash sale site enables the kind of technical magic our clients expect from us as we continue to revolutionize the wine ecommerce industry."
11/02/12
Alberta liquor prices cheap as any, say store owners
Liquor retailers in Alberta are dismissing a report which says alcohol is cheaper in the government run stores of British Columbia and Saskatchewan.
11/01/12
Aging population to boost wine over other categories
"Sophisticated consumers are willing to buy more premium wines, providing an opportunity to produce higher-value products."
10/31/12
Wine gaining ground with Canadian drinkers, report suggests
Canada's wine industry, according to a report released Tuesday by BMO Economics, has grown 3.1 per cent on average since 2005 -- outpacing the country's overall economy.
10/30/12
Canadian Wine Industry to Uncork Solid Growth: BMO
BMO Economics forecasts wine sector will continue to outpace other alcohol sales
10/29/12
Pioneer of Prince Edward County wine industry dies
Ed Neuser passed away Wed., Oct. 24 in Toronto at the age of 76 after a battle with cancer, according to the Waupoos Estates Winery and Gazebo Restaurant.
10/26/12
2012 was 'challenging' year for local farms
Depending on their location, many producers reported loses between 20 to 100 percent of their perennial fruit crops, however sales of Ontario wines continue to grow and in 2012 topped $600 million.
10/26/12
Agri-food jobs could grow by 61,000
British Columbia has a robust agricultural sector that generates $10.5 billion annually for the province, and Victoria intends to rev up that economic engine to $14 billion in the next five years.
10/26/12
B.C. may reverse crackdown on charity wine auctions
The issue came to light earlier this week, when the branch told a Victoria theatre group it could not auction off donated wine at its annual fundraiser planned for this weekend.
10/25/12
B.C. Steps Up Green Energy
LiveSmart BC program helps fund projects to generate power
10/25/12
B.C. Liquor cracks down on wine fundraisers
The branch says groups cannot resell alcohol, and wines must be bought at a B.C. liquor store or approved vendor.
10/24/12
104 Ontario bills left in limbo by prorogation
The Inter-Provincial Importation of Wine and Beer Act, among others, was left on the order paper when the Ontario Legislature prorogued last week.
10/24/12
Belfry wine auction corked by regulations
The theatre company will lose as much as $30,000 because it was forced to cancel Sunday's Crush wine auction.
10/23/12
Ontario liquor board to auction rare bottle of Glenfiddich, fine wines
More than 1,100 lots of rare wines valued at $2.3 million will be offered for bidding at the two-day event.
10/23/12
Local wine sales now surpass beer
For the first time in at least three years, consumers spent more on wine than beer in B.C. Liquor Stores located in the Fraser Valley Regional District.
10/23/12
Allow wineries to sell anywhere in Canada
By amending the 1928 Importation of Intoxicating Liquors Act to decriminalize direct-to-home inter-provincial wine sales, the federal government opened the door to shipments from domestic wineries to consumers anywhere in Canada. However, some provinces and their Crown liquor monopolies seem unwilling to embrace the spirit of Bill C-311.
10/22/12
Bottega Wines stand up against breast cancer
Recognizing that October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month in North America, Distilleria Bottega officially launched its wine, ll Vino dei Poeti Rose Sparkling into the Ontario market. Funds raised will be targeted to assist women affected by breast cancer.
10/22/12
Euro Crop Drop Boosts Ontario
Europe's grape woes could mean a window of opportunity for Niagara wine as Europe grapples with a 10 percent drop in yield for its wine harvest. The crop is not as large as last year's, but hot weather has led to some quality grapes on the vine and Niagara's grapes are doing pretty well, say Ontario experts.
10/22/12
Opinion: Allow wineries to sell anywhere in Canada
Wine lovers raised a glass last June to toast the passage of Bill C-311 which made it legal to take wine from one province to another. But their celebration may have been premature
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