After nearly a century in operation and serving as a trusted distributor of alcoholic beverages to thousands of people, a major beer store chain is closing dozens of locations, becoming yet another ...

In two years, it will be possible to buy beer, wine, cider, coolers, seltzers, and other low-alcohol ready-to-drink beverages in all participating convenience, grocery, and big box retailers in ...

On Monday, The Beer Store announced it will be closing a dozen of its Ontario locations in two months’ time, on Oct. 19. It’s not the first such announcement from the retailer. Here’s what to know.

The Ford government has officially paid out its full $225 million commitment to the Beer Store, Ministry of Finance officials have confirmed, marking the conclusion of a key cost to Ontario’s alcohol ...

A store or brewery that takes care of their beer is where you want to shop. You enter the beer store and you see row after row of cans and bottles on warm shelves. You see a label, brewery or style ...

The Beer Store has been gradually shuttering locations across Ontario, scaling back its retail operations under the province's amended alcohol sale rules that opened up the market to thousands of new ...

The latest round of closures includes three in Toronto and several towns with only one Beer Store. There have been 77 closures announced this year You can save this article by registering for free ...