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02/17/22
Upstreet Craft Brewing Brings Libra, Non-Alcoholic Beer to Quebec
The collection of non-alcoholic craft beers ranges between 30-50 calories, and a four-pack retails for $11.99. As part of Libra's partnership with Juno award-winning Serena Ryder, a percentage of sales will provide mental wellness and mentorship opportunities to ArtHaus emerging artists.
02/10/22
Local winery partners with Olympic athletes, Brock co-op students
When a Canadian athlete celebrates their performance at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing with a glass of wine, there's a good chance the grapes their drink was made from will have been pressed by a Brock student.
02/08/22
Environmental groups in Canada claim court victory in glyphosate battle
The court ordered Health Canada's Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) to reconsider an objection to its approval of the pest control product glyphosate, which has been listed as a probable carcinogen.
02/08/22
Ontario Police arrest man for murder of Niagara winemaker Paul Pender
Pender, winemaker for Tawse Wine & Spirits and Redstone Winery, died Feb. 3.
02/07/22
The tragic death of Tawse winemaker Paul Pender: 'We will all miss him'
A celebrated winemaker in Niagara, Pender guided both the Tawse and Redstone wineries, owned by Moray Tawse, into two of the most well-rounded, awarded and extensive portfolios in the country.
01/31/22
Truckers protest in Ottawa
The Freedom Convoy is a rally against a vaccine requirement.
01/24/22
Anthony Gismondi: When it comes to grape growing, the classifications of 100 years ago may be irrelevant
I'm sure people will still be drinking wine in 100 years; the questions are: which wine and from where?
01/19/22
Linda Trotta joins the BarrelWise board of directors
Linda Trotta is Director of North Coast Winemaking at WX Brands
01/17/22
Quebec liquor store employee allegedly punches customer multiple times after mask disagreement
The fight broke out after the customer refused to be served by a cashier who allegedly was not wearing a mask.
01/17/22
U.S. Truckers Near Deadline to Get Shots or Be Barred by Canada - Bloomberg - paywall
Canada is standing by its plan to impose a vaccine requirement on all truckers entering from the U.S. starting Saturday, despite worries it could undermine supply chains and damage the economy.
01/13/22
Terroir Takes Center Stage as Flat Rock Cellars Looks to the Future with a New Label Design
The project was led by Brandever, a respected design firm from Vancouver whose labels are displayed in museums and galleries around the world. Cross-sections of limestone were obtained from the property by a geologist and one-of-a-kind microscopic images were used to create bold, texturally rich images that speak to the uniqueness of the vineyard.
01/12/22
Survey gauges consumer interest in visiting the Okanagan Valley in 2022
Consumer Feedback Reveals Direct Correlation Between Wine Tourism, Perception and Growth Potential
01/10/22
Quebec to require vaccine proof for cannabis and liquor shoppers
The new measure goes into effect on Tuesday, 18 January. Health officials say they hope the order will encourage more people to get vaccinated.
01/07/22
TricorBraun Acquires Canadian distributor of aluminum cans and Pennsylvania-based packaging distributor
The companies will operate as separate, stand-alone businesses. Effective immediately, the companies will be known as Zuckerman Honickman, a TricorBraun company, and Vessel Packaging, a TricorBraun company.
12/16/21
Trudeau considers quarantine for fully vaxxed returning Canadians
The Grinch will have nothing on Justin Trudeau if the prime minister goes ahead with a series of proposals put forward to Canada's premiers on Tuesday night. During an emergency call to discuss the national response to the Omicron variant, Trudeau laid out a series of proposals that, if enacted, would seriously hurt any family with out-of-country travel plans over Christmas.
12/09/21
Millions in damage and losses, years to recover: A B.C. family's flood story Volume 90%
Ripples Estate Winery is ineligible for the current flood relief programs offered by the provincial government and was uninsured.
12/09/21
After devastating B.C. floods, business owners have new worry: Thieves
They already lost most of their alcohol in the floods. Now, a winery is wondering: Where did the barrels go?
11/30/21
CCOVI research looks to specialized camera technology for early detection of grapevine viruses
A new research project is investigating the use of a hand-held hyperspectral imaging system to detect Grapevine Red Blotch Virus and Grapevine leafroll-associated virus 3 in young and asymptomatic grapevines.
11/29/21
Canada releases 50 million pounds from maple syrup reserve amid global shortage
The Quebec Maple Syrup Producers is a government-sponsored cartel that controls some 70 percent of the world's maple syrup supply and is sometimes compared to the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries' grip on oil.
11/29/21
For wine, consider the Okanagan instead of Napa Valley - The Washington Post - paywall
Plucky Napa pinned its place on the global wine map by beating French wines in blind tastings at the 1976 Judgment of Paris. To say this was unexpected is an understatement, and it proved to be a ...
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