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Ontario Premier Doug Ford attends an press availability at a convenience store in Toronto, Thursday, Dec. 14, 2023. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young Corner stores across Ontario are now legally ...

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Ahead of the launch of alcohol sales at thousands of corner stores in Ontario this month, residents feared that the newfound convenience of additional retail options — the key reason Premier ...

It's now been more than a week since Ontario expanded the availability of liquor, allowing beer, wine, cider and coolers to be sold in convenience stores. The province allowed for alcoholic beverages ...

On Sept. 5, convenience stores across Ontario began selling beer, wine and ready-to-drink cocktails. Many store owners have praised the move, saying it may be the catalyst that saves their ...

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Ontario’s fiscal watchdog is investigating the cost of Premier Doug Ford’s deal to put beer and wine in convenience stores more than a year early to see if it will give taxpayers a hangover.

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It’s now been more than a week since Ontario expanded the availability of liquor, allowing beer, wine, cider and coolers to be sold in convenience stores. The province allowed for alcoholic beverages ...