Wineries
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Up to a quarter of Okanagan wineries are on the marketFollowing a difficult couple of seasons, dozens of wineries in B.C.'s Okanagan region are up for sale.EconomyJan 26
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Ontario winemakers call for removal of retail winery taxOntario winemakers say a 6.1-per-cent tax on on-site sales is unique to their industry and puts them at a competitive disadvantage.ConsumerSep 16, 2023
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UBCO outreach event shows how chemists probe the effects of smoke on wineriesThe Okanagan is also known for its wildfires and a University of British Columbia Okanagan professor has been conducting research into how the smoke affects vineyards.ScienceMar 7, 2023
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Okanagan wineries call 2022 tourism season a ‘let down’ while other attractions thrivedSome attractions experienced their busiest season yet this summer, while the wine sector slowdown.EconomySep 6, 2022
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Report shows wine tourism slow to recover from the pandemic pauseA newly released report from Wine Growers of British Columbia shows just how hard B.C.'s wine industry.EconomyAug 18, 2022
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Ontario to deliver $10M pandemic relief program to wineries, cideries with on-site storesThe province is launching a new Winery Agri-Tourism COVID relief plan to help local businesses.EconomyJul 19, 2021
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Ontario wineries hit hard as COVID-19 pandemic stretches into 2nd summer"We'd traditionally have five or six thousand people visit our winery over the course of a week in the summer and we haven't had that many over the past year."HealthMay 23, 2021
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With patio season here, WorkSafeBC ramping up inspections of wineries, brew pubs and cideriesWhile conducting COVID-19-related inspections, WorkSafeBC says ‘officers will be looking at all three areas of business: agriculture, manufacturing, and retail/tasting rooms.’HealthMay 14, 2021
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B.C. to allow breweries, cafes to operate patios without serving foodThe province originally required establishments to serve food in order to operate a patio but changed the policy after industry consultation.EconomyApr 1, 2021
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Penticton’s proposed booze-on-the-beach pilot project could start this weekIf approved, staff is proposing the relaxed rules start Wednesday, June 3.May 31, 2020
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