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The World Health Organization's declaration of a global pandemic on March 11, 2020, set into motion policies that would upend the lives of Canadians for years to come.

With 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian-made products set to be imposed by the U.S., many in Canada are planning to buy local to avoid providing profit to American companies.

In 2023, U.S. alcohol exports to Canada amounted to US$262 million (C$377 million) a year. American booze could get costlier if Canada and the U.S. enter a tariff war.

Here is a list of what's open and closed in Guelph over the Easter long weekend.

The funds will go towards helping students of colour obtain certifications in the brewing industry. Guelph.Beer consists of Wellington Brewery and Sleeman among other businesses.

Wellington Brewery took home three medals and ranked among the Top 10 at this year's U.S. Open Beer Championship.

Many of the usual businesses and services in Guelph are impacted on Thanksgiving Monday, such as grocery stores, transit and waste collection. 

The United Way in Guelph launched its 2020 fundraising campaign on Tuesday, saying with COVID-19 ongoing, 'our neighbours need us this year more than ever.'

Another summer in the COVID-19 pandemic is coming to an unofficial close with the Labour Day long weekend. 

The Guelph.Beer bus was named the Culinary Tourism Event of the Year at the 2023 Ontario Tourism Summit.

Some businesses in Guelph will be closing their doors on Family Day, but others will stay open.

Queen of Craft events includes a series of guided samplings and discussions that will explore different topics and themes within the industry.

The event returns after a three-year hiatus, it goes Apr. 29 at nine sites across Guelph.

The United Way in the Guelph, Ont., area held its first live, in-person celebration event in three years and announced it raised more than $2.6 million in 2022.

Labatt Breweries of Canada is shifting production from beer to hand sanitizer at some of its factories in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Several municipalities and other agencies have cancelled and postponed events amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Cutting edge technology is changing what we eat and how it’s grown — for the better.

In the third of a multi-part online series that examines Ontario communities to visit for the day, the weekend, or longer, Global News went to the city of Kingston.

The event saw women beer experts host a series of virtually guided samplings and discussion every Friday in March exploring different topics and themes in the world of craft beer. 

While some essential businesses and services are somewhat unaffected by the COVID-19 pandemic, they are impacted by the long weekend.