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Événements et éducation

Le meilleur endroit pour apprendre et se tenir au courant des spiritueux

Événements et éducation

Le meilleur endroit pour apprendre et se tenir au courant des spiritueux

Ressources externes et partenaires de l’industrie

Spiritueux Canada et nos entreprises membres sont fermement engagées à l’égard de la vente responsable et de la consommation modérée des boissons alcoolisées.
Les fabricants canadiens de spiritueux appuient un certain nombre d’organismes sans but lucratif de premier plan qui se consacrent à informer les consommateurs sur la façon de profiter de nos produits de façon sécuritaire.

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Register today! Open to the Public⁠ ⁠ Creating

Register today! Open to the Public⁠
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Creating a Safer Community for the Beverage Alcohol & Hospitality Industries Training Led by RAINN, the Nation’s Largest Anti-Sexual Violence Organization Training ⁠
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Date: Tuesday, November 19 – 7:30am PST / 10:30am EST⁠
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Link: https://www.86harassment.com/event-details/creating-a-safer-community-for-the-beverage-alcohol-hospitality-industries-15 ⁠
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Spirits Canada is thrilled to support 86 Harassment on this important training session led by RAAINN. ⁠
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This session is focused on deepening participant knowledge about the relationship between individual behaviors and organizational responsibility, and equipping participants with the skills and tools to prevent and respond to sexual misconduct within the beverage alcohol and hospitality industries.⁠
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The RAINN training on Creating a Safer Community will cover the following topics:⁠
• Complexities of sexual misconduct, and how it impacts the beverage/alcohol and hospitality industries⁠
• Individual and organizational considerations for establishing healthy norms and boundaries within the industry⁠
• Strategies for bystander intervention⁠
• Applying fundamental principles of trauma-informed communication to support survivors⁠

Spirits Canada is honoured to have VP, Finance and

Spirits Canada is honoured to have VP, Finance and Operations, Catherine Eaton represent our association as a council member on Women of the Vine & Spirits - 86 Harassment program. ⁠
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This is an amazing industry-wide initiative that addresses sexual harassment and gender-based violence in the beverage alcohol and hospitality industry, equipping organizations and those who represent this sector with resources to create a safe, inclusive, and equitable environment for all. ⁠
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We highly encourage all of our industry partners who are interested in making a difference, to visit www.86Harassment.com to find out how you can support!⁠
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It's not just a good thing to do, it's the right thing to do.

It’s OFA Summer Tour time! ⁠ ⁠ Yesterday, Sp

It’s OFA Summer Tour time! ⁠
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Yesterday, Spirits Canada helped close off the OFA Summer Tour in Zone 1 - County of Essex with a refreshing selection of cocktails, prepared by Mike! ⁠
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A great turnout by local farmers, and elected officials. The summer tour highlights the diversity of Ontario Ag, including the grain farmers who supply grain to our distilleries! ⁠
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Thank you to: ⁠
- Cloverview Farms for hosting us and all Summer Tour attendees ⁠
- OFA President Drew Spoelstra and Louis Roesch, OFA Director for the continued partnership⁠
- MP Chris Lewis, MP Dave Epp, MPP Trevor Jones and MPP Anthony Leardi for their constant support for OFA and Spirits Canada⁠
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Cheers! ⁠

TORONTO - JULY 24, 2024 – The Liquor Control Boa

TORONTO - JULY 24, 2024 – The Liquor Control Board of Ontario’s (LCBO) sudden decision in 2023 to penalize suppliers for non-compliance with contradictory pricing policies has led to an unavoidable legal challenge from the makers of familiar brands such as Crown Royal, Canadian Club, JP Wiser’s, Forty Creek, Bacardi rum and El Jimador Tequila. ⁠
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The collective of spirits suppliers, which together represent almost 70% of the spirits products sold in Ontario, have filed a court application with the Ontario Superior Court of Justice to declare a controversial LCBO pricing term invalid and unenforceable. Simultaneously, the suppliers have alerted the Competition Bureau of Canada that the LCBO’s enforcement of this pricing term, in their view, is an abuse of dominance with major anti-competitive implications for pricing and product choice impacting all Canadian consumers. ⁠
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Read the full release, and important key facts consumers need to know by clicking the link in bio.⁠
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Cheers! Last week, Spirits Canada was pleased to a

Cheers! Last week, Spirits Canada was pleased to attend and be a sponsor for the Canadian Federation of Agriculture Annual Summer meeting in Whitehorse, Yukon, welcoming Canadian farm leaders and all the Federal, Provincial & Territorial Ministers of Agriculture (FPT). ⁠
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Cal Bricker, President and CEO was in attendance, and met with key national agriculture stakeholders, emphasizing the strong partnership that the association has with our ag community. The industry is a predominantly large buyer of local grain for high-quality spirits produced in Canada by our members. ⁠
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Cal with: CFA President Keith Currie (#1), Senator Rob Black and Senator Mary Robinson (#2), Senator Pat Duncan (#3), CFA VP Todd Lewis (#4)

Last week, the World Spirits Alliance hosted their

Last week, the World Spirits Alliance hosted their Annual Meeting in Geneva Switzerland. ⁠
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The 3-day meeting allowed National trade associations and top global spirits companies to gather and discuss high-level priorities in responsibility, trade, and health to name a few. ⁠
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A few special milestones were achieved, that should not go unnoticed: ⁠
- The WSA is now closer to the action and is now based in Geneva, from its former headquarters in Brussels. ⁠
- Three new members were confirmed to the WSA, strengthening global collaboration. Welcome Mast- Jägermeister SE, the Kentucky Distillers Association (KDA) and the Wine and Spirit Trade Association (WSTA)!⁠
- On July 10, WSA launched a groundbreaking study that highlights the enormous economic impact of the global spirits industry, revealing that globally, spirits powers the global economy with US$730 billion in GDP contribution. ⁠
A special thank you to the Ambassador Nadia Theodore and Deputy Permanent Representative Martin Moen for taking the time to meet with us to discuss the promotion, protection and prosperity of the spirits industry at the Permanent Mission of Canada.⁠
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Spirits Canada thanks the WSA for organizing a successful event, and we look forward to keeping the momentum with our international partners to ensure that the industry continues to thrive. ⁠

Spirits Canada Quarter 2 Newsletter is now availab

Spirits Canada Quarter 2 Newsletter is now available! Not subscribed? Visit SpiritsCanada.ca to join the mailing list!

The Ontario Federation of Agriculture hosted their

The Ontario Federation of Agriculture hosted their annual Queen’s Park Lobby Day Reception yesterday. While it was a full day of meetings for all OFA delegates, they ended the day with delicious food and Canadian whisky cocktails! ⁠
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A special thank you to the Honourable Lisa Thompson for her remarks, the many MPPs that were in attendance for their time and continued advocacy towards the ag and spirits sector.

This was also a great opportunity to share @davindek latest edition of “Canadian Whisky” to Canadian whisky lovers! This book dives into the rich history of Canadian whisky, distilling, flavour profiles and more!

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