Beer Store opens ownership to Ontario-based brewers

Posted January 7, 2015 7:22 pm.

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The Beer Store is opening its doors to wider ownership, including smaller Ontario-based brewers. CityNews reporter Roshni Murthy has reaction from many craft brewers.

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