Ontario's convenience stores face criticism for limited local alcohol offerings after Premier Doug Ford's decision to speed up alcohol sales.

Ontario's convenience stores face criticism for limited local offerings following Premier Doug Ford's decision to speed up the sale of alcohol, which reportedly cost taxpayers $225 million. The Financial Accountability Office is investigating, with opposition claiming costs could reach $1 billion. Many stores fail to dedicate adequate space to Ontario's small producers, instead prioritizing large corporations like Molson Coors, undermining local brewery support.

September 21, 2024
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