The Beer Store announces more store closures across Ontario. Here’s when and where they will happen - CP24 / cp24
Tuesday, June 10, 2025, 2:24 pm permalink
The Beer Store has unveiled plans to shutter several Ontario locations in a move that signals a broader shift in its operating strategy. The decision, which will see closures roll out in August, is stirring mixed reactions as communities brace for the retail changes ahead.
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