If you’d like more information on […] Deposit Returns Ontarians pay a deposit on wine, spirit and beer containers through the Ontario Deposit Return Program that they get back when they return their empties. I am just wondering if there is a full list of what can be returned for deposit money. -- Beer drinkers across the province can now start returning those empties piling up in the basement or garage next week at select Beer Store locations. LONDON, ONT.


The Beer Store has announced plans to expand the number of locations that will go back to participating in Ontario's deposit return program. Beer crisis averted as Ontario retailer set to restart bottle recycling program The Beer Store, however, will only accept empty returns at 71 of its 450 stores across the province LCBO to allow product returns for bars and restaurants within 2 weeks to help industry decimated by COVID-19 By Robert Benzie Queen's … Mainly want to know if I can return soft drink cans like coca cola cans. All stores will be affected by the change in hours, with all days opening at 10 am and closing being 9 pm all days except Sunday, when The Beer Store hours will be 12 pm – 5 pm. Hello, as many of you may know that you can return alcohol bottles and cans for 10 cent deposit back.

All glass bottles and jars received at OVWR I was surprised when I dropped by a local Beer Store and there was a sign saying that they no longer allow bottle returns at that location. Starting Monday, a total of 200 stores -- about half of the Beer Store's locations across the province -- will accept empties. Beer crisis averted as Ontario retailer set to restart bottle recycling program The Beer Store, however, will only accept empty returns at 71 of its 450 stores across the province Starting Monday, a total of 200 stores -- about half of the Beer Store's locations across the province -- will accept empties.

The Beer Store has announced plans to expand the number of locations that will go back to participating in Ontario's deposit return program. Select Beer Stores in Ontario will once again start accepting returns of empty bottles.

TORONTO — A Toronto brewery is issuing a plea for consumers to bring back their empty bottles as the Beer Store says a growing number of its locations are accepting returns. The cans and bottles you return to us are essential to help keep Canada’s food and beverage system moving. We are dedicated to keeping our staff and customers safe while continuing to accept returns and have made some changes to reflect our changing realities. In Ontario, you can return eligible wine, beer and spirit containers to The Beer Store for a deposit return.

The Beer Store has announced that starting April 6, select stores will begin to accept empties again, after taking a brief hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Please note that the information for Beer Store In Ottawa, 1860 Bank Street and all other Stores is for reference only.
When these containers are placed in your recycling bins, especially glass, additional and unnecessary costs are added to your recycling program.

Our beer experts will take your love of beer to a new level, and our bottle returns program keeps us green. Representing about half of the total number of stores across the province, this expansion adds on to the large-scale returns that Distribution Centres accept each Sunday, and the previously-announced 71 store locations that started accepting returns in early April. To facilitate an orderly restoration of the recycling program, the reintroduction will … The Beer Store now allows empty bottle returns at 71 outlets.

The Beer Store is responding to changes caused by COVID-19 by adjusting both open and closing hours.

At the Beer Store we remain proud stewards of the environment. Starting on Monday, April 27, The Beer Store is expanding its deposit return program to reach over 200 retail locations. Starting on April 06 some Beer Store locations in Ontario will now receive your empty Beer and Liquor bottles. Starting on Monday, 71 of their 450 locations will restart the recycling program, including seven stores and one distribution centre in the Ottawa area. This program has gone a long way in helping Ontario’s recycling efforts – and we appreciate the support you’ve shown as well.