Online advertising for sugary, high-alcohol drinks is a veritable “wild west,” and explicitly targets minors, the Institut national de santé publique du Québec says.
Dementia signs and symptoms include memory loss, inability to follow conversations and getting lost in familiar places.
The president of a soon-to-open distillery in North River, N.S., is thrilled that a plebiscite in the dry community will allow it to go wet.
Bar and hotel owners are preparing for what their industry calls a "monumental shift" in the Saskatchewan liquor landscape.
AMERICAN booze prices here could be set to skyrocket after a US trade agency listed Ireland’s Alcohol Bill in its trade barriers report.
Plans for pot delivery on P.E.I. are underway. The province has put out a request for proposals (RFP) as it looks for companies interested in delivering pot door-to-door.
On the day the new legislation came into force north of the Border, we were able to purchase two boxes of drink for considerably less than it would now cost in Scotland.
The Australian Hotels Association WA is pushing for tougher restrictions on pop-up bars, citing the economic damage they have caused Perth’s established hospitality industry.
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is to hold up Ireland’s alcohol consumption policies as an exemplar for other developed countries.
A MAJOR clampdown on the consumption of alcohol in public places in a bid to cut out boozy behaviour is being considered by city council chiefs.