The Winnipeg Goldeyes have partnered with Manitoba breweries for a beer festival this season at Shaw Park.
Beer Articles
Pedal Pub Hitting Winnipeg Streets for Sudsy Summer Fun
A first of its kind “party bike” pub crawl is gearing up to take beer-lovers on a tour of Winnipeg’s best watering holes.
Manitoba Eyes More Private Liquor Sales, Possible Booze in Grocery Stores
WINNIPEG — Manitobans may soon be able to buy alcohol at more places and pick up a variety of booze without running to different stores.
Manitoba Eyes Wine Bars, Beverage Rooms Without Hotel Requirement and More
WINNIPEG — Manitobans may soon have more places to raise a glass if a bill before the legislature becomes law.
Goldeyes to Serve Only Manitoba-Made Beer at Shaw Park
WINNIPEG — Baseball fans who opt for a cold one at Shaw Park this summer will be sipping on local suds.
Craft Beer and Wine Sectors Calling for Changes to Excise Duties in Budget
OTTAWA — Canadian craft alcohol producers are hoping excise tax changes are brewing in the federal finance minister’s office.
Nearly $1M to Spur Growth of Two Winnipeg Microbreweries
WINNIPEG — Two microbreweries in downtown Winnipeg are sharing a nearly $1 million investment from the federal government to help them increase production capacity.
Winnipeg Folk Festival Partners with Local Brewery
It’s a sudsy match made in beer-drinkers heaven. The Winnipeg Folk Festival has partnered with well-known local brewery Little Brown Jug for the 2022 season.
‘The Beer Can’ on Solid Ground at the Granite
WINNIPEG — Curling and a post-game beer have always gone well together, but now that pairing will be a permanent fixture at the Granite Curling Club. Non-curlers, you need not worry.
Beer and Art Collide to Create Blank Canvas Beer Company
What do polar bears, art and beer all have in common? If you’re husband-wife team Brad Chute and Jenna Khan, it’s the beginning of a brand new project called Blank Canvas Beer Company.
Festival du Voyageur Partners with Two Manitoba Breweries
Festival du Voyageur has partnered up with two Manitoba breweries for 2020.
Saskatchewan Lifts Restrictions on Interprovincial Personal Booze
REGINA — Saskatchewan residents no longer have limits on how much alcohol they can bring home from other provinces for personal use.










