Beer

• B.C. to allow breweries, cafes to operate patios without serving food

  The province originally required establishments to serve food in order to operate a patio but changed the policy after industry consultation.

  Economy

  Apr 1
• A brief history of the Molson Pilsner: Not a Saskatchewan beer, but a Lethbridge beer

  When a Lethbridge brewery was torn down 30 years ago, it took an origin story. It’s a beer many have heard of, and maybe drank, but many don't know where Molson Pilsner came from.

  Features

  Mar 20
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• Maritime pubs weather pandemic St. Patrick’s Day

  Kevin Ferguson says St. Patrick's Day would normally see O'Leary's Pub pull in two weeks' worth of profit in a single day. This year, things are significantly scaled-back.

  Health

  Mar 17
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• Popular Winnipeg beer garden plans second season, but at new location

  A popular beer garden that drew thousands of Winnipeggers downtown last summer for outdoor enjoyment amid COVID-19 plans to set up at a new location this summer.

  Entertainment

  Mar 6
• Kingston brewery names new beer in nod to WallStreetBets stock phenomenon

  A Kingston brewer says they're almost sold out of a new beer named in honour of an anonymous Reddit group that dramatically affected the stock market over the last few weeks.

  Canada

  Feb 5
• Man charged after being found with 58 cases of beer in his vehicle: OPP

  The man is facing charges for unlawfully keeping liquor for sale, driving while under a suspension and operating an unsafe vehicle, OPP say.

  Crime

  Jan 14
• COVID-19 means a ‘weird’ year for Alberta brewing industry

  Alberta craft brewers say the COVID-19 pandemic has been hard on business, but it has also helped them grow in ways they never expected.

  Consumer

  Dec 27, 2020
• Waterloo Region, Guelph breweries pick up hardware at Ontario Brewing Awards

  Breweries in Guelph and Waterloo Region took home a combined 11 medals at the 2020 Ontario Brewing Awards.

  Canada

  Nov 17, 2020
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• ‘Ridiculous amounts’ of beer dumped amid forced bar closures: Winnipeg brewers

  An enormous amount of beer is going to waste due to some bars and pubs being forced to shutdown.

  Economy

  Oct 21, 2020
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• Election night provisions: Drink options from British Columbia’s swing ridings

  If you are looking to enjoy a some cider, wine or beer with a political twist, here are 12 drink suggestions from 12 swing ridings.

  Politics

  Oct 13, 2020