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A Winnipeg hotel says it is seeing the benefits of banning alcohol from its guestrooms.

The World Health Organization (WHO) says governments around the world should strengthen taxes on sugary drinks and alcohol. Health reporter Katherine Ward has more on the risks of cheap beverages, and trends in behaviour that have Canadian doctors worried.

WATCH: Saskatoon police say they suspended five drivers during the first week of its new measure that allows officers to demand a breath sample from any driver they pull over.

There have been countless studies highlighting the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on mental health. Now a new report suggests what was thought to be a short-term impact has persisted resulting in long-term trends of poor mental wellness. Caryn Lieberman explains.

Some alcohol prices in Ontario may be going up in the new year, and that’s because several changes to the province’s alcohol market are set to take effect. As Lexy Benedict reports, consumers say they will still find a way to keep alcohol in their budget.

The Manitoba government is going to sell alcohol products from the United States that it had pulled from the shelves to protest American tariffs.

Businesses across our province will soon find it easier to sell their products across the nation, with all provinces signing the Canadian Mutual Recognition Agreement, effectively dropping interprovincial trade barriers as of December. However, the not all industries are going to be included. James Donaldson, B.C. Food and Beverage Association CEO joins Global News Morning...

A new trade agreement between the provinces, territories and federal government is making it easier for Canadian businesses to sell their products across the country, but the new deal doesn’t apply to food or alcohol. Wine Growers British Columbia CEO Jeff Guignard explains why and discusses the importance of relaxing trade rules around alcohol sales.

A Moncton bar owner says he’s facing red tape and markups when it comes to buying alcohol from other provinces. He questions why this is still the case when the province is touting a reduction in interprovincial trade barriers. Suzanne Lapointe reports.

Many people take a break from alcohol in the trend now known as Dry January. Mary Bailey from the Tomato magazine joined Global News Morning Edmonton to talk about some great non-alcoholic options, many of which are local.

As 2026 begins, more people are embracing Dry January, a month-long break from alcohol aimed at boosting both physical and mental health. Dr. Dominique Morisano, Clinical Psychologist at the University of Toronto, joins Ross Hull to explain the mental benefits to your body when you cut out alcohol, why the challenge has become popular, and...

Vancouver Magazine editor-in-chief Stacey McLachlan discusses the best places to buy alcohol free beverages and which restaurants and bar specialize in tasty mocktails.

For the second time inthe past several weeks at OEB Breakfast Co., thieves broke into the store early in the morning, causing thousands of dollars in damages while stealing a few bottles of alcohol. As Skylar Peters reports, it’s part of a broader trend along the busy Bridgeland commercial corridor and local business advocates are...

Get ready to be wowed by cocktails at Dine Out Vancouver’s World Bartender Exchange hosted by Prophecy. Jeff Savage is the beverage director at Prophecy Bar and joins Jennifer Palma with two creations that will be presented, and they don’t all have alcohol.

A look at the impacts of mandatory alcohol screening as the province looks to bring down impaired driving numbers. Two Saskatchewan high schools have approved restructured school calendars that include additional days off. The province’s unemployment rate ranks as the lowest in Canada.

A patient at Royal University Hospital dies following an altercation with security. A look at the impacts of mandatory alcohol screening as the province looks to bring down impaired driving numbers. Corman Park Police’s new drone has become a helpful tool in search and rescue efforts.

A new CAMH Monitor report shows that while fewer Ontarians are drinking overall, the harmful alcohol habits that emerged during the pandemic are still lingering, and in some cases intensifying. Dr. Leslie Buckley, Chief of the Addictions Division at CAMH, joins Noor Ra’fat to discuss which patterns are most concerning, who remains most at risk,...

Ontario officially transitioned to its updated recycling program on Jan. 1. And while more materials are now being accepted, community members are being encouraged to bring their alcohol containers back to beer stores. Madeleine McColl spoke with the CEO of Circular Materials about what does and doesn’t belong in your blue boxes.

Ontario Provincial Police say a 47-year-old Hamilton man was charged after his pickup truck was reported driving on three wheels with sparks flying along the QEW on New Year’s Eve, allegedly registering more than twice the legal alcohol limit.

Christmas dinner is days away, if you’re looking to find a wine, even an alcohol free offering, Wine Consultant, Kurtis Kolt, joins Jennifer Palma on Saturday Sips.