TORONTO — Ontario is speeding up its expansion of alcohol sales in the province, and the move comes with up to $225 million in public money for The Beer Store.

Premier Doug Ford announced late last year that sales of beer, wine, cider and ready-to-drink cocktails would be allowed in convenience stores and all grocery stores by 2026.

TORONTO — Ontario is speeding up its expansion of alcohol sales in the province, and the move comes with up to $225 million in public money for The Beer Store.{ai:summary}<p>Ontario's boozy business is booming as beer sales expand to convenience stores and groceries with a $225 million boost for The Beer Store. Premier Ford paves the way for easier access to alcohol, marking a significant shift in Ontario's liquor landscape. #economy</p>

Ontario speeds up alcohol expansion; province will pay The Beer Store up to $225M

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