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CTV News
2 days ago
- Business
- CTV News
The Beer Store is closing 12 more stores in Ontario. Here's where
The Beer Store says its location on Carling Avenue, across the street from Carlingwood Mall, will close on June 15. (Andrew Adlington/CTV News Ottawa) Twelve more The Beer Store locations across Ontario, including three in the Greater Toronto Area, are slated to shutter by mid-October. As of Oct. 19, the alcohol retailer said it will close two stores in Toronto—located at 900A Don Mills Rd. and 800 Gerrard St. E.—and another in North York at 3078 Don Mills Rd. Here is where the other nine closing locations are across the province: 882 Ward St., Bridgenorth, Ont. 8647 Hwy. #60, Eganville, Ont. 89 Main St. S., Forest, Ont. 21 Ontario St. N., Grand Bend, Ont. 398 King St. W., Harrow, Ont. 53 Meredith St. E., Little Current, Ont. 33 Argyle St., Markdale, Ont. 142 David St. N., Noëlville, Ont. 704 Main St., Sauble Beach, Ont. 'The Beer Store is modernizing to meet the changing marketplace and unfortunately this means making the hard decision to close retail locations. We know this is difficult news for customers and employees,' Vice President of Retail Ozzie Ahmed said in a release. 'As The Beer Store modernizes, our locations will continue to provide friendly customer service and a deposit return system that gets consumers their money back.' This is just the latest in a series of closure-related announcements the retailer has made since the start of the year. Starting in March, the retailer announced in waves that it will be shutting down dozens of stores across the province, including multiple in the GTA. These closures follow Premier Doug Ford's move to expand alcohol sales to corner stores across the province, with a new deal brokered with The Beer Store. Part of that agreement included keeping at least 386 stores open until July 2025 and at least 300 until Dec. 31, 2025. Starting Jan. 1, 2026, Ontarians can return empties at grocery stores in the province that have opted to sell alcohol. With files from CTV News Toronto's Laura Sebben
CTV News
2 days ago
- Business
- CTV News
The Beer Store is closing 12 more stores in Ontario. Here's where
The Beer Store says its location on Carling Avenue, across the street from Carlingwood Mall, will close on June 15. (Andrew Adlington/CTV News Ottawa) Twelve more The Beer Store locations across Ontario, including three in the Greater Toronto Area, are slated to shutter by mid-October. As of Oct. 19, the alcohol retailer said it will close two stores in Toronto—located at 900A Don Mills Rd. and 800 Gerrard St. E.—and another in North York at 3078 Don Mills Rd. Here is where the other nine closing locations are across the province: 882 Ward St., Bridgenorth, Ont. 8647 Hwy. #60, Eganville, Ont. 89 Main St. S., Forest, Ont. 21 Ontario St. N., Grand Bend, Ont. 398 King St. W., Harrow, Ont. 53 Meredith St. E., Little Current, Ont. 33 Argyle St., Markdale, Ont. 142 David St. N., Noëlville, Ont. 704 Main St., Sauble Beach, Ont. 'The Beer Store is modernizing to meet the changing marketplace and unfortunately this means making the hard decision to close retail locations. We know this is difficult news for customers and employees,' Vice President of Retail Ozzie Ahmed said in a release. 'As The Beer Store modernizes, our locations will continue to provide friendly customer service and a deposit return system that gets consumers their money back.' This is just the latest in a series of closure-related announcements the retailer has made since the start of the year. Starting in March, the retailer announced in waves that it will be shutting down dozens of stores across the province, including multiple in the GTA. These closures follow Premier Doug Ford's move to expand alcohol sales to corner stores across the province, with a new deal brokered with The Beer Store. Part of that agreement included keeping at least 386 stores open until July 2025 and at least 300 until Dec. 31, 2025. Starting Jan. 1, 2026, Ontarians can return empties at grocery stores in the province that have opted to sell alcohol. With files from CTV News Toronto's Laura Sebben
CTV News
05-07-2025
- General
- CTV News
Ottawa firefighters battle overnight garage fire in Richmond
The aftermath of a garage fire in the community of Richmond in Ottawa on July 5, 2025. (Andrew Adlington/CTV News Ottawa) Ottawa firefighters were called to a garage engulfed in flames in the community of Richmond overnight. In a news release, the Ottawa Fire Services say they received multiple 911 callers reporting a house on fire in the 500 block of Filly Terrace near Meynell Road at approximately 3:46 a.m. Saturday. On arrival, crews found the garage of the single-family home was 'fully involved' and dispatched additional resources to the scene. Firefighters began a 'fast attack' on the flames and advanced a hose line inside the home. Ottawa fire says crews were able to extinguish and contain the flames to their area of origin before they could spread to other parts of the home or other structures nearby. The fire was declared under control at 4:17 a.m. The Ottawa Paramedic Service responded to the scene but did not report any injuries. Ottawa Victim Services, which provides support for displaced residents, was sent to the scene. The cause of the fire is unclear.
CTV News
26-06-2025
- Climate
- CTV News
Ottawa will see cooler-than-normal temperatures for the next 3 days
Two cyclists enjoy a ride along the Rideau Canal pathway. (Andrew Adlington/CTV News Ottawa) Ottawa will experience cooler-than-normal temperatures for the next three days, with heavy rain expected on Friday. After Ottawa saw temperatures of 35 C Monday, 34 C on Tuesday and 28 C on Wednesday, Environment Canada is calling for a high of 22 C today, 20 C on Friday and 21 C on Saturday. The normal temperatures for this time of year are a high of 25 C and a low of 15 C. The forecast calls for a mainly cloudy day with a 30 per cent chance of showers this afternoon. High 22 C. Partly cloudy tonight with a 30 per cent chance of showers. Low 14 C. Friday will see showers beginning near noon, with the risk of an afternoon thunderstorm. Environment Canada says some areas could see 10-15 mm of rain. High 20 C. Saturday will be partly cloudy with a 40 per cent chance of showers. High 21 C. The outlook for Sunday calls for a mix of sun and cloud. High 27 C.
CTV News
10-05-2025
- Politics
- CTV News
OCDSB parents protest proposed cuts to alternative schools, school boundary changes
Protesters at the Human Rights Monument in Ottawa demonstrating against cuts to alternative schools and boundary changes in the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board. (Andrew Adlington/CTV News Ottawa)
