The Ontario Government announced that in 2026 they will allow sales of beer, wine, cider, coolers and pre-mixed drinks to be sold at convenience stores, grocery stores and "big box" retailers. For over two months, convenience stores in Ontario have been able to sell beer, wine and ready-to-drink beverages and it's kept some of those businesses afloat, according to the Ontario Convenience Store Association .
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