Government liquor stores from B.C. to Nova Scotia are emptying their shelves of U.S. products as a retaliatory response to ...

B.C. craft liquor manufacturers say that the province should remove barriers to their products being sold in provincial ...

The B.C. government is set to remove all American liquor from its store shelves immediately, in the ongoing tariff-trade war ...

Even though they are made in Canada, beers like Bud Light and Coors Light and hard seltzers such as Vizzy and White Claw will not be available at liquor stores in Saskatchewan.

The building is at the corner of 79th Street and Cottage Grove Avenue — an area with a history of violence. The church that has purchased it hopes to bring new life to the area.

The tariffs could increase prices on alcohol imports from Mexico and Canada and hurt the sale of U.S. spirits sold in those countries.

“It was about a week ago, we announced taking liquor products and other products made in Republican states off the shelf here at the liquor store and at all of our public liquor stores across ...

The province has pulled U.S.-made alcohol from provincial liquor store shelves over the trade war with the U.S., incited by President Donald Trump's imposition of 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian ...

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

Liquor produced in the United States will remain off the shelves at P.E.I. Liquor Control Commission (PEILCC) stores. Premier ...