Ontario Premier Doug Ford ordered the LCBO to remove U.S.-made alcohol from its stores and wholesale catalogue as part of a tariff response measure.

Premier Doug Ford ordered all U.S. booze to be pulled from LCBO shelves after U.S. President Donald Trump’s dizzying tariff threats and subsequent pauses. That led some to claim that the booze, which ...

Pictures allegedly taken at a downtown Toronto LCBO are going absolutely viral on social media this week in light of how ...

There is yet another location where you can buy Canadian-made alcohol in Brampton with the opening of a new LCBO location in ...

Ontario’s liquor body, the LCBO, has denied that Wayne Gretzsky’s wine labels had been tampered with in a Toronto store as ...

President Donald Trump has threatened retaliatory tariffs that could make foreign alcohol cost three times more ...

The cost of a 24-pack of beer could increase $3 to $5 because of 25 per cent tariffs on aluminum exported to the United ...

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

The Station Mall location opened in May 1994. The site replaced an LCBO location that operated at 161 Brock St. There was an LCBO at Churchill Plaza for 50 years. That location closed when LCBO opened ...

As the LCBO pulls U.S. products from the shelves, wine and beer makers in Ontario and Canada are hoping to attract new ...