Beer prices across Canada





Vancouver:   $24.70
Calgary:     $24.99
Regina:      $24.50
Winnipeg:    $19.25
Ottawa:      $20.50
Montreal:    $19.49
Halifax:     $20.99
St. John's:  $22.25
Yellowknife: $26.90

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9 thoughts on “Beer prices across Canada

  1. Bob

    What were the provinces and territories excluded? I know that beer in Quebec is less expensive than Ontario because there is open market competition instead of the crooked Beer Store.

    1. Jeff Ivany Post author

      New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island were both excluded as were the Yukon and Nunavut.

      I still find it strange that Montreal is only a buck less than Ottawa. It must be all of the extras (deposit & taxes) that make the beer so much more here in Ottawa than across the creek in Aylmer.

  2. Fred Kirchner

    You Canadians are getting screwed! Why are your beer prices so high? Who is taking you for a ride? Here in Tennessee (U.S.), I can get a 6-pack of Labatt Blue for $ 5.69 USD or 12 for $ 11.38. Add 9% sales tax. That’s almost half of what you pay in Ottawa. Proves you Canadians are suckers sans pareil.

  3. Dale

    Fred, ours costs more but it is way better beer, not that watered down stuff in the states.

    1. Fred Kirchner

      Sorry, Dale, but your comment makes no sense. The Labatt Blue that they sell in the US is the absolute same beer that you drink in Canada.

  4. Chris

    Fred, it is taxes. 52% or somewhere around that. Yes, we may be suckers, but won’t lose our house when we get sick like in the US. BTW, I make my own so my beer is way cheaper than from your state. $8.40 a case of 24, beat that Fred.


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