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American alcohol is being removed from shelves as premiers seek to improve interprovincial trade. Some Saskatchewan producers see it as an opportunity to improve small businesses.

Rebellion Brewing says if tariffs come into effect, it may have to look at alternative suppliers, but it is not a prospect the company is looking forward to.

'Rebellion 2019' saw eight women compete to qualify in Canada's Strongest Women competition, which takes place in Quebec later this year.

The price of beer, wine, and spirits is on the rise as a 1.5 per cent increase on alcohol tax has come into effect.

Trying to figure out where music is going in the future is a mug's game. But we can consult history for some hints.

The online world is big with dark corners. So, how do you stop online hate before it moves offline?

2024 marked the third edition of Frost Regina, bringing in 63,775 visitors to the four hubs throughout the city.

The project spearheaded by city council hopes to transform the area into a more vibrant community, with a focus on pedestrian access and public spaces where people can gather.

Canada's federal parties have promised different things regarding COVID-19 vaccines and mandates. Business owners said they want clarity.

JOHANNESBURG - The International Criminal Court on Tuesday sentenced a Congolese warlord to 14 years in jail for using child soldiers — a punishment meant to bring justice for his victims, to signal a warning to others and to act as a potential landmark in the struggle to protect children entangled in wars.

A look at some notable dates in the history of Canada, which marks its 147th birthday July 1st.

The UN says the clashes between Arabs and non-Arabs have killed a total of 54 people and wounded dozens more.

Business leaders in Regina believe the economy could be on an upward trend.

Montreal police brought the hammer down on student demonstrators Tuesday night, enforcing a controversial law that brought tens of thousands into the streets in a protest earlier in the day that drew international support. <br />

“I don't even want to do a Grey Cup again. I just felt like we were left out,” says Kelly Monette the general manager of Bushwakker Brewpub.

A local brewing company says the announcement of the 75 per cent wage subsidy will relieve some pressure caused by COVID-19 pandemic.

The implication of potential legal consequences has some private business owners concerned. But lawyers Global News consulted with say owners have nothing to worry about.

"Defeating White supremacy without White people creates Black supremacy," Terry Crews tweeted.

Former members of a Kingston, Ont., church have come forward, alleging manipulation and control at the organization that made them lose time, money and agency over their lives.

The injunction for the sites southeast of Weymouth says it remains in force until a hearing for a permanent injunction is heard on Jan. 26- 27 in Halifax.