The LCBO, one of the world’s largest purchasers of alcohol, took U.S. liquor off shelves in retaliation against U.S.

Canadian wineries are pumping up production, hoping to attract new customers who can no longer find their favourite Napa red.

While they can no longer enjoy Kentucky bourbon or Tennessee whiskey, Ontario consumers feeling the buzz of U.S. president ...

Police say a 'prolific' theft ring targeting LCBO stores across the Greater Toronto Area made off with nearly $240,000 worth ...

Two other men still sought for their alleged roles in the 'organized prolific theft ring' that targetted 50 LCBO locations ...

Ontario has taken the dramatic step of pulling 3,600 US-produced alcohol products from its Liquor Control Board of Ontario ...

TORONTO – Ontario’s main liquor store will stop buying and selling American alcohol in response to tariffs imposed on ...

Ontario is pulling 3,600 U.S. products off LCBO shelves in response to Trump's tariffs, with Premier Doug Ford encouraging ...

It's official. The LCBO is removing all U.S. alcohol from its store shelves in Ontario. The retaliatory measure comes in the ...

Ontario has initiated its retaliation against U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs, perhaps most noticeable at LCBO ...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced Tuesday that American alcohol is being pulled from the LCBO's shelves in response to U.S.