As part of this effort, the government is launching a public engagement to gather feedback on how to strengthen and modernize Canada's geographical indications regime under the Trademarks Act. This engagement invites Canadians to share their views, with particular emphasis on hearing from Indigenous Peoples. The input received will help inform future policy directions.

The activations offered trade professionals the opportunity to explore the diversity and production traditions of Late Harvest Wines of Bordeaux while strengthening the campaign's presence in the North American market.

In the 12 months ended March, Australian wine exports to Canada rose 24% in value to A$188 million, new findings from the sector's statutory body Wine Australia show.

Inspired by the iconic number that has defined Leclerc's life and career, the blend brings together 16 exceptional whiskies, each aged a minimum of 16 years. Developed alongside Chivas Regal Master Blender Sandy Hyslop, the release reflects a shared pursuit of precision, ambition and craftsmanship.

"We've been dreaming up a nighttime experience on our terrace that feels relaxed, atmospheric, and a little reminiscent of a European getaway," shares winery owner Steven French. "With a gentle breeze, great tunes, and a laid-back atmosphere made for unwinding, it's a slice of the Bench guests will return to all summer."

Innovative "virus-like particle" (VLP) platform technology significantly expands the agricultural, health and industrial application potential of Renaissance's proprietary yeast-based RNA production and delivery systems.

The platform allows the Company to expand well beyond its current focus on RNAi-based biopesticides targeting chewing insect pests, into many additional high-value applications, including potential biocontrol of non-chewing insect pests, fungicides and herbicides, as well as future therapeutic delivery opportunities in animal and human health.

Wine producers in Ontario are backing two very different frost-fighting methods, "hilling up" versus "geothermal teepees."

The first edition of BBWO in Canada was a huge success with the public and generated a great enthusiasm. Approximately 650 participants, including trade and hospitality professionals, and about 150 wine enthusiasts attended.

According to trade data from the U.S. Census Bureau, wine exports from the U.S. to Canada dropped by $343 million US between 2024 and 2025, a devastating blow to the American wine industry. That represents a 77 per cent year-over-year drop in wine exports to Canada, which was previously the largest buyer of U.S. wine.

Some winegrowers are embracing regenerative farming, which aims to restore soil health and ecosystem function so the land improves as you grow

Data shows winemakers in the U.S. found other international customers, with export bumps to places like South Africa, Belgium, Japan and the United Arab Emirates. The increase, however, was nowhere near enough to counteract the significant decline seen in other countries.

Distilled Spirits Council of the United States says global exports decreased in 2025 partly because of Canada

The white paper provides a policy road map to unlocking nearly $4 billion in economic potential; guided by federal priorities on reducing internal trade barriers and rural development.

After years of headlines dominated by freezes, wildfires, and short harvests, BC wine has a different story to tell in 2025: one of recovery, resilience, and exceptional quality.

"People switched to local."

Timed to the May long weekend, Bottleneck in Bloom marks the official return of the touring season as the Okanagan Valley comes to life for spring. Attendees are invited to experience Summerland at its most vibrant, with orchards and vineyards in bloom and tasting rooms welcoming visitors for a weekend of discovery, flavour, and connection.

A Winter 2026 experiential education project at Brock University's Goodman School of Business has connected classroom strategy work with Ontario's wine industry by giving senior business students the opportunity to provide strategic consulting support to Calamus Estate Winery in Niagara and The Richmond Estate Winery in the Ottawa region.

As part of this partnership, Kim Crawford will have a brand presence across both tournament sites, inviting fans to #BringKim to their NBO experience. Premium activations will include branded lounges, on-site bars and sampling opportunities. Beyond the tournament grounds, Kim Crawford will also activate the partnership at LCBO and SAQ retail locations across Ontario and Québec through in-store contesting and retail displays that offers fans the chance to win tickets to the tournament this summer.