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The Toronto Star reported that the Ontario government will open 200 more agency stores in rural areas along with 87 more supermarkets will be permitted to sell beer, wine and cider starting in September. The announcement was made by Finance Minister Vic Fedeli at the Yummy Market grocer in North York on June 6.
Read full Toronto Star report here.
Read government announcement here.
Read Report, Ken Hughes, Special Advisor for the Beverage Alcohol Review
