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02/23/11
Wine, women and the growth of a $194-million industry
Monday's gala, entitled All About Wine, was attended by Premier Gordon Campbell and 450 local business leaders.
02/23/11
Sparkling wine pioneers spar over using ice wine in their bubbly
Sparring between two B.C. sparkling wine pioneers bubbled to the surface earlier this month in the wake of a British Columbia Liquor Distribution Branch report that revealed domestic sparkling wine is the fastest growing wine style in B.C.
02/23/11
Canada approves 'headache-free' GM wine yeast
A strain of genetically modified wine yeast, said to prevent headaches, has been approved for use by Canada's health authorities.
02/18/11
Canada's wine consumption is growing six times faster than the world average, a new report has found
the study was conducted by British research firm ISWR for Vinexpo
02/18/11
Vancouver's Marc Anthony Group sues California wine company
One of the Mark Anthony Group (MAG) LLC's longest standing partnerships has gone sour. The Vancouver-based wine seller is suing a California winery network for allegedly stopping the import of wine through the company with too short notice.
02/17/11
PET wine bottle takes off with Air Transat
Societe de Vin Internationale LTEE, a leading supplier of fine wines, beers, and alcomalts, based in Laval, Quebec, Canada, has made its debut in plastic packaging, introducing what it says is the first 1-L PET wine bottle for the North American airline industry.
02/14/11
Holman Lang Winery Sold
B.C. court behind exchange of property, the first from foreclosed group
02/11/11
Holman Lang Winery Sold
B.C. court behind exchange of property, the first from foreclosed group
01/25/11
Black Willow Winery opens along Lake Ontario
The retail tasting room will sell wine-related accessories and clothing, Riedel crystal stemware, wine-related clothing, handcrafted goods, crackers and local cheeses and sausages.
01/19/11
Uncorking B.C.'s wine industry
B.C. wineries have come a long way since their days of providing the local market with fortified plonk. But a variety of forces are at work that could put a cork on growth in the industry, says a research paper released Thursday by two Simon Fraser University scholars.
01/18/11
Nature, economics and fraud hit icewine producers
Fraud, Mother Nature and economics have caused havoc for icewine producers, reducing quantities and increasing prices for the sweet wines that Germans created and Canadians perfected
01/07/11
01/05/11
Canada's Economic Action Plan Raising a Glass to Ontario Wine Producer
Canada's Economic Action Plan is delivering real results for grape producers and processors in Ontario. MP Dean Allison (Niagara West-Glankirk) announced today, on behalf of Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz, an investment of more than $97,000 to Peninsula Ridge Estates Winery.
01/05/11
PET for liquor gains ground in Canada
In Canada today, between one-quarter and one-third of all liquor is sold in plastic bottles, according to a report from the Canadian Plastics Industry Association.
01/05/11
Purchasing consortium significantly increases Okanagan wineries' buying power
Not all suppliers are happy with the new B.C. group's formation
01/04/11
Icewine sales heat up after recession chilled demand in Ontario
Between December 2009 and December 2010, the provincial liquor retailer sold $5.92 million worth of icewine, up 3.5% over the previous 12 month period
12/21/10
Water main break litters debris in Okanagan vineyard
An Okanagan winery is hoping money will be forthcoming to clean-up and re-plant grapes after a water main break.
12/14/10
Ontarians return 1 billion wine, liquor bottles to beer stores
Officials say Ontario residents have returned one billion wine and spirit bottles to beer stores for recycling.
11/24/10
Cold-Hardy Grapevine Data Debuts: Ontario program will help grapegrowers protect vineyards:
If you are a grapegrower, do you know how acclimated your vines are to the cold? Soon, grapegrowers in Ontario will have a new tool to help them understand the cold hardiness of their vines and determine when to use their wind machines to protect their grapevines against winter injury.
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