Ontario is preparing to change how beer, wine, and spirits can be sold. By 2026, convenience stores and gas stations could be included on the lists of wine and beer sellers, a ruling that could be delivered by the end of this week. Does this signal the eventual demise of The Beer Store? Dave Bryans, the CEO of the Ontario Convenience Stores Association, delivers the details. Later in the show, Kristy Cameron asks the CFRA listeners if these new changes would impact their alcohol-purchasing routines. Meantime, imagine a world where suits and fancy shirts can be delivered straight to your front door. Well, here’s a life-hack for you! An Ottawa start-up company is teaming up with the Rideau Centre to boost retail deliveries. Alok Ahuja, the CEO and co-founder of Trexity, joins the show in Hour 2. And finally, with the housing crunch tightening its grip into 2024, are we about to see a steady rise in co-living apartments? We dig deeper with Matthew Micksin, the Vice-President of Common Real Estate.