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Doug Ford has announced that alcohol will be available for purchase in convenience stores and all grocery stores in the province by 2026.

Ontario announced sales of beer, wine, cider and cocktails will be allowed in corner stores and all grocery stores by 2026. Find out more.

Ford promised in the 2018 election campaign to allow beer and wine to be sold in convenience stores and grocery stores across the province

Sales of beer, wine, cider and ready-to-drink cocktails will be allowed in convenience stores and all grocery stores in Ontario by 2026, Premier Doug Ford announced Thursday.

Ford promised in the 2018 election campaign to allow beer and wine to be sold in convenience stores and grocery stores across the province

TORONTO - Sales of beer, wine, cider and ready-to-drink cocktails will be allowed in convenience stores and all grocery stores in Ontario by 2026, eight years after Premier Doug Ford

Big changes could soon be on the horizon for Ontario’s alcohol retail landscape, with the premier signaling Friday that he plans to move ahead with his promise to provide more “convenience and selection” across the province.