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Wine expert Mandi Robertson and winemaker of Le Bonheur Estate, William Wilkinson, join Global’s Kim Sullivan to talk about Le Bonheur Estate and introduce viewers to some wines perfect for your upcoming summer gatherings.

As we get ready to celebrate Earth Day on Monday, April 22nd, we are pouring into the world of sustainable wines. Can choosing wines with a conscience help take a step towards a healthier planet? Wine expert Mandi Robertson joins Global News Morning’s host Laura Casella to answer that question and provide recommendations.

Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston is going back on a controversial wine program. Houston says he plans on taking a pause on a subsidy that would be provided to some wine bottlers. As Zack Power reports, now there’s worry on how much the province has already delivered to some companies.

As Oscar night approaches, it’s time to pair the awards with equally stellar wines. Wine expert Mandi Robertson joins Global’s Kim Sullivan with her recommendations.

Wine industry experts from across the country are coming together this week for the Industry Recognition Recognition Awards Ceremony to celebrate outstanding people in the industry. Sydney Morton met with one of the wine experts in town for the occasion.

We speak with Karl Coutinho, Board Chair with Wine Growers Nova Scotia, to get his take on the impact of the recently announced Commercial Wine Program Support policy.

Nova Scotia wineries are raising concerns that their industry could be decimated in the wake of the government’s decision to broaden a subsidy program to include the bottling industry – even though the bottling industry would be permitted to use imported grapes. Amber Fryday reports.

It is a devasting blow to wine production here in the Okanagan — January’s cold snap all but decimating grape crops. Consumers are being warned that we are expecting a shortage of locally produced wine starting next year, and as Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, the little that we may get may be hard to come...

Conservative Party of Canada leader Pierre Poilievre made another stop in the South Okanagan to talk about local issues -including the cost of living – crime – and drugs. Taya Fast reports.

Red, white, port, sparkling or dessert? Winefest will be highlighting a wide variety of tastes from the world’s most celebrated wine regions, along with gluten-free and vegan wines.

A captivating world of wines is back at the Vancouver International Wine Festival. Michael Legge, Wine Director and Sommelier at Carlino Restaurant teaches us about lesser-known Italian wines on Global BC Noon Weekend.

Alberta says it is willing to strike a deal with B.C. to end its wine war that has been brewing for weeks. That’s only if B.C. agrees to allow Albertan products into the province and is willing to pay. Aaron McArthur has more on whether the two can cheer to a decision.

Patio season is here and you might be thinking of a light or bright wine to share. Lead Sommelier at Savio Volpe Lisa Baran walks us through some Italian sippers.

La Prosciutteria embraces the charm of charcuterie, Italian food and wine! It’s the ultimate haven for food enthusiast seeking a unique Italian food experience in Edmonton, located next to MacEwan University. Owner Stefano Pinna and manager Sara Marini share the delicious details.

The Mayberry Fine Art Gallery is giving Winnipeggers a chance to view some very expensive art pieces.

After being closed since 2016, Bibo is back and better than ever! Reopening their doors in late January, the beloved wine bar is in the Old Strathcona Hotel. Paul Billows and Ayana Shiga share the new chapter.

We check in members of Hope Blooms as they announce the launch of “From the Ground up” coffee, a new alumni product in collaboration with Café Lara.

Members of the Wise Hall board say the long-standing community hall and music venue is in trouble due to paying back pandemic funding, operating cost increases and inflation. As Troy Charles reports, there’s a major move afoot to ensure the bands play on.

The new Oakridge Centre mall is still under construction, but 9 new tenants have been announced, and a grim forecast for rental housing prices in Vancouver. BIV’s Tyler Orton has your business news.

Burning illegally in Nova Scotia now comes with a hefty $25,000 price tag. On Thursday, the provincial government significantly increased the fine to stress the importance of following burn bans as the temperature increases. As Skye Bryden-Blom reports, the move comes nearly one year since several wildfires devastated the region.