Finally, the end is near! The winter season is drawing to a close and, frankly, I can’t wait for spring to be sprung. I can ...

Regulations for what B.C. wineries can put on wine bottles has evolved dramatically in the past decade, and more change could ...

Country Vines Winery principal Lucas Hogler told BIV that he has heard rumours that the Ontario liquor board secretly places ...

The B.C. Liquor Distribution Branch has stopped purchasing all American beer, wine, and liquor and has removed existing stock ...

British Columbia Premier David Eby said the providence is expanding its list of targeted American products "in the face of ...

A few local wine industry members and organizations were honoured by their peers at the annual BC Wine Industry Recognition ...

Following a directive from the BC government, the LDB announced on March 10 that it would halt the importation of all ...

With the threat of tariffs crippling the Canadian economy, the removal of the interprovincial trade barriers may be closer than ever before.

American beer, wine and all other alcohol is being removed from government stores in British Columbia in retaliation for U.S.

Nova Scotia and British Columbia. Massimiliano Nicola Lippa, a Canadian PhD student who led the study from the prosecco wine region of Italy, said the study adds to a growing body of research ...