Wineries Pivot from Education to Experiences
Facing shifting consumer demands, Canadian wineries are ditching technical talks for immersive activities. Discover how the industry is adapting to attract a new generation of visitors.
Category : Wine Spirits
2026 Wine Trends: What to Sip This Year
Explore the top wine trends for 2026, from the rise of non-alcoholic options and natural wines to Portugal's quality surge and grower Champagne. Get expert insights on what to drink.
Penguin Walk Advice: Wise or Risky? Trainer Weighs In
An African penguin at West Edmonton Mall inspires a quirky walking tip. A marine animal trainer explains if the 'penguin waddle' is safe and effective for humans on icy surfaces.
Crews Back on Rideau Canal Ice, Hoping for Reopening
Maintenance crews have resumed work on Ottawa's Rideau Canal Skateway after a warm-weather closure. The NCC is preparing the ice for skaters as cold temperatures return to the capital.
Dos Equis brings back 'Most Interesting Man' after 10 years
Facing declining beer sales, Dos Equis is reviving its iconic 'Most Interesting Man' advertising campaign after a ten-year hiatus. The marketing move aims to recapture consumer attention in a competitive market.
Alberta wine tax sparks industry backlash as prices jump 20%
Alberta's wine tax, introduced in 2025, is facing fierce industry criticism as costs rise over 20%. Businesses warn of a 'slippery slope' and negative impacts across the province.
Alberta wine tax sparks industry outcry for repeal
Alberta wineries, restaurants, and retailers demand the province repeal the new ad valorem wine tax, warning it harms competitiveness and an already struggling hospitality sector.
$256K Federal Grant for Sudbury's Kivi Park Trail Expansion
The federal government is providing $256,500 to expand the trail network at Sudbury's Kivi Park. This investment supports outdoor recreation and infrastructure in Northern Ontario.
Snowmobiler rescued from Ottawa River after ice crash
A snowmobiler was rescued from the frigid Ottawa River Monday night after crashing through the ice near Burritts Rapids. The OPP confirms the man was treated for hypothermia. Read the full story.
N.B. winter tourism strong with hotel stays, snowmobiling
New Brunswick is experiencing a more typical winter season, boosting hotel occupancy and snowmobile tourism. Get the latest details on the province's seasonal economic spinoffs.
Guide to the Best Mixology Kits in Canada for 2026
Discover the top mixology kits available in Canada for 2026. Our independent guide helps you find the perfect set to craft cocktails at home. Start your home bartending journey today!
Frostfish Lure Visitors to Quebec Village in Cold Winter
A notably colder winter is attracting more visitors to a Quebec fishing village on the Ste-Anne River, where Atlantic tomcod, or frostfish, are the primary catch. Discover the local impact.
Shark Attack Claims Life of Minnesota Woman in U.S. Virgin Islands
Arlene Lillis, 56, succumbed to injuries after a shark bit off her arm at Dorcsh Beach on St. Croix. A nurse and former lifeguard witnessed the tragic event.
U.S. Booze Sells Out Fast in Atlantic Canada, Wine Dominates
Atlantic Canada sees a surge in demand for American alcohol, with wine and bourbon flying off shelves. Get the details on the market's 'frantic' first days and what it means for consumers.
Canadian Dry January Drinks: 5 Local Picks
Explore five innovative non-alcoholic beverages made in Canada, perfect for Dry January. From botanical sparkling waters to award-winning spirits, discover delicious, healthy alternatives.
Yacht Club de Monaco's 2026 Agenda: Innovation & Sustainability
The Yacht Club de Monaco launches its 2026 season, blending top-tier sailing events with a strong commitment to environmental innovation and maritime heritage. Discover the key dates.
Gander locals help stranded air passengers reach hotels
When flights were diverted, residents of Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador, dropped everything to provide crucial ground transport for stranded travelers, showcasing community spirit.
2026 Wine Guide: New Bottles, Styles & Events in Canada
Kick off 2026 by exploring new wines, from Australian Fiano to B.C. Super Tuscans and low-alcohol fruit wines. Plus, mark your calendar for Okanagan's Pig Out Festival.
Windsor sports bar liquor license suspension begins
Average Joes Sports Bar in Windsor starts its liquor license suspension this weekend. Get the details on the penalty and what it means for the local establishment.
Modelo Debuts First Non-Alcoholic Chelada for Dry January
Modelo, the top-selling beer brand in the U.S., introduces its first non-alcoholic option: Chelada Limón y Sal. This bold move taps into growing moderation trends just in time for Dry January 2026.
Best Alcohol-Free Drinks for Dry January 2026
Explore the best mocktails, non-alcoholic beers, and faux spirits for your Dry January 2026 in Canada. Discover top picks for a successful alcohol-free month.
Canadian Holiday Cocktails: 5 Local Brands to Try
Discover five unique Canadian-made spirits and cocktail products, from Alberta gin to Ontario vodka, perfect for holiday parties. Support local distilleries and mixologists.
Taylor Swift's Sancerre Endorsement Causes Wine Sell-Out
A mention of Sancerre wine by Taylor Swift has led to a rapid sell-out across Canada. Discover the power of celebrity influence on consumer trends.
U.S. Tariffs Alter Canadian Bar Menus and Drink Prices
New U.S. import tariffs are changing what Canadians drink, raising prices on Champagne, tequila, and spirits. Discover how global trade policy impacts your happy hour.
Cannabis Beverages for a Mindful Dry January in Canada
Tilray Brands invites Canadians to a mindful Dry January with cannabis-infused drinks from Mollo and XMG. Discover flavour-forward, alcohol-free alternatives with consistent cannabinoid profiles.
Montreal's Marie-Louise Roy-Bilodeau Wins Bartender Title
Montreal bartender Marie-Louise Roy-Bilodeau triumphs over 26 competitors to become the Ultimate Bartender Champion. Discover her winning story and the prestigious competition.
Extended Rideau Canal Skateway section opens in Ottawa
Ottawa celebrates as a longer stretch of the Rideau Canal Skateway opens for the 2025 season, boosting local spirits and business. Discover the details and community impact.
Wine Industry's Turbulent 2025: A Canadian Look Back
A deep dive into the tumultuous 2025 for Canada's wine sector, analyzing Trump tariffs, BCGEU strikes, crop loss, and the shifting market. Discover the challenges and surprising consumer trends.
Rideau Canal Skateway adds 800 metres this weekend
Skaters gain 800 more metres on Ottawa's Rideau Canal Skateway from Bank to Rideau Street starting Saturday. Over half of the iconic 7.8-km route is now open.
Halifax mocktail shop caters to Dry January and sober New Year's
A Halifax shop is expanding its non-alcoholic drink selection for those celebrating a sober New Year's Eve or participating in Dry January. Discover the growing trend.
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