Tag: breweries
Canadians Celebrate International Beer Day on August 6
TORONTO — Bars and restaurants across Canada are celebrating International Beer Day (IBD) tomorrow. Founded in 2007, its purpose is to discover and enjoy...
Third-Annual Canadian Beer Day to Take Place in October
OTTAWA — On October 6, 2021, Canada Beer Day will kick off with coast-to-coast celebrations at local breweries, pubs and restaurants.
"Beer brings Canadians together,...
The Ongoing Shifts in Beer Trends
When was the last time you went out for a beer? Odds are, it’s been a while.“Beer occasions in general are impacted by COVID-19,”...
Restaurants to Re-Open in Some Parts of Ontario
TORONTO — A significant list of businesses, including restaurants, will be allowed to re-open in some parts of Ontario, but not in Toronto.
Premier Doug...
Foodora Launches New Shops Feature
TORONTO — foodora has launched a new “shops” feature on its app and website. With the addition, customers can now toggle between restaurants and...
Canada’s Great Kitchen Party to Kick Off in Moncton
TORONTO — Canada’s Great Kitchen Party (CGKP) is set to kick off this week with regional competitions taking place across the country. The first...
Toronto Breweries Form Toronto East Brewery Collective
TORONTO — A group of 10 breweries in Toronto’s east end have formed the Toronto East Brewery Collective (TEBC).
The collective is an organizing body...
Opening of the 25th Edition of the Mondial de la Bière
MONTREAL — The 25th edition of the Mondial de la bière international beer festival runs today until June 9 at the Palais des Congrès...
How The Craft-Beer Segment Continues To Grow, Despite Declining Alcohol Sales
While Canadian beer consumption in general has declined, the craft-beer segment has experienced double-digit growth since 2000. In fact, according to LCBO statistics, craft-beer...
Indie Alehouse Takes Top Prize at Canadian Brewing Awards
OTTAWA — The winners of the 15th edition of the Canadian Brewing Awards (CBAs) were presented at the annual conference, held at the Ottawa...
