Ontario to allow beer wine in corner stores by 2026
Ontario plans to let beer wine cider and ready to drink cocktails be sold in convenience and grocery stores by 2026 marking a major shift in alcohol sales. The plan includes a new five year Beer Store deal a price freeing framework and shelf space rules for small producers with oversight from government and industry groups.
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Ontario
Doug Ford
Canada
Quebec
Ford
LCBO
Liquor Control Board of Ontario
Roy Benin
United Food and Commercial Workers Union
Centre On
Health Canada
Convenience Industry Council of Canada
NDP
RCMP
Alcohol sales rules by province outline
The Ontario government plans to allow beer wine cider and ready to drink beverages in convenience and grocery stores by 2026. The piece surveys Canadian provinces BC Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Quebec New Brunswick Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador detailing whether beer wine and spirits are sold in provincially owned stores private shops grocery outlets or through mixed models.
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British Columbia
B.C
Manitoba
Quebec
New Brunswick
Provincial Liquor Corporation
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland and Labrador
Forgery Ring Tainted Indigenous Art Court Hears
Crown lawyer details Lamont led a Forgery ring creating Morrisseau woodlands pieces from 2002 to 2015. About 190 Lamont-ring forgeries identified, 117 seized, 80 forged works sold for 138000 to a Toronto gallery, 32 confirmed as Lamont forgeries. Sentencing notes highlight 17 year span and greed driven enterprise. Others charged remain before courts.
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Crown
Joe Heller
Lamont
Morrisseau
Morriseau
John Corelli
Canada
Corelli
Norval Morrisseau
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