Canadian Beer Brands

Molson Canadian and Coors Light are brewed in Toronto by Molson Coors, a United States company. Labatt, owned by AB InBev of Belgium, makes Budweiser, Busch, Corona Extra and Labatt Blue in Canada. Busch led recent LCBO beer sales and is not Canadian-owned. The LCBO lists the Heineken case as made in the Netherlands. Jasper Brewing, Banff Ave, Last Best, Campio and Dog Island brew their beer in Alberta.

Last verified September 2026

Beer Brands Compared

Canadian Beer Brands
BrandMade InBrand OriginIngredients Sourced FromAvailable In
Toronto, Ontario
Brewed in Toronto, Ontario
Not disclosed
Ontario liquor and grocery channels tracked by the LCBO
Toronto, Ontario
Brewed in Toronto, Ontario
Not disclosed
Ontario liquor and grocery channels tracked by the LCBO
Canada
Brewed in Canada by Labatt
Not disclosed for this lager
CanadaUnited States under a separate licence
Not disclosedBrewery for the Canadian can not named
Not disclosed
Canada, marketed by Molson Coors Canada
Budweiser
Canada
Brewed in Canada by Labatt
Canadian barley
Canada
Busch
Canada
Brewed in Canada by Labatt
Canadian barley
Ontario
London, OntarioEdmonton, AlbertaMontreal, Quebec
Brewed in Canada by Labatt
Not disclosed
Canada
Jasper, Alberta
Brewed in Jasper, Alberta
Not disclosed
Jasper brewpubAlberta liquor stores
Banff, Alberta
Brewed in Banff, Alberta
Not disclosed
Banff brewpub
Calgary, Alberta
Brewed in Calgary, Alberta
Not disclosed
Calgary brewpubAlberta liquor stores
Edmonton, Alberta
Brewed in Edmonton, Alberta
Not disclosed
Edmonton brewpubsAlberta liquor stores
Slave Lake, Alberta
Brewed in Slave Lake, Alberta
Not disclosed
Slave Lake brewpub

Which beer brands are made in Canada?

11 of the 12 beer brands we checked are made in Canada, across 10 products we verify. Strongly Canadian brands come first, then by how widely each is sold and searched, so a famous name with only weak Canadian ties does not take the top spot. How we score.

1. Campio Brewing

80/100 · Strong Canadian ties
Canadian-made, domestic & imported inputs (Edmonton, Alberta)

Head office in Edmonton, AlbertaFounded 2018

Campio Brewing opened in Edmonton in 2018 and now runs two rooms, one downtown and one in Ritchie. Bearhill Brewing owns it. That group was started by three friends who grew up in Jasper. Campio says the family creates the beer it pours. The page never names the maltster or the hop farm.

Brand ownership
Bearhill Brewing
Ultimate parent
Bearhill Brewing, Canada
Manufacturing
Edmonton, Alberta
Ingredient origin
Not disclosed
Official claim
Not checked on a label

2. Dog Island Brewing

80/100 · Strong Canadian ties
Canadian-made, domestic & imported inputs (Slave Lake, Alberta)

Head office in Slave Lake, AlbertaFounded 2016

Dog Island Brewing opened in Slave Lake on 28 October 2016. Co-owners Ben Fiddler and Chad Paulson are from town and brew on site at 250 Caribou Trail Southwest. The brewery site leads with Saints and Sinners, a 6.8 percent IPA. A Spotlight interview and a NAIT profile both name the pair. The pages do not say where the malt comes from.

Brand ownership
Ben Fiddler and Chad Paulson
Ultimate parent
Ben Fiddler and Chad Paulson, Canada
Manufacturing
Slave Lake, Alberta
Ingredient origin
Not disclosed
Official claim
Not checked on a label

3. Last Best Brewing

80/100 · Strong Canadian ties
Canadian-made, domestic & imported inputs (Calgary, Alberta)

Head office in Calgary, AlbertaFounded 2015

Last Best Brewing opened at 607 11th Avenue Southwest in Calgary in May 2015. The name comes from the old Last Best West campaign to settle the Prairies. Bearhill Brewing owns the brewpub. CBC reported that group was started in Jasper by three friends from town. The site says the beer is made there. It does not name the grain.

Brand ownership
Bearhill Brewing
Ultimate parent
Bearhill Brewing, Canada
Manufacturing
Calgary, Alberta
Ingredient origin
Not disclosed
Official claim
Not checked on a label

4. Banff Ave Brewing

80/100 · Strong Canadian ties
Canadian-made, domestic & imported inputs (Banff, Alberta)

Head office in Banff, AlbertaFounded 2010

Banff Ave Brewing has called itself a Banff brewpub since 2010. The room is at 110 Banff Avenue, on the second floor of Clock Tower Village Mall. Bearhill Brewing owns it. That group began in Jasper with three friends from town. A sister site says the family creates the beer. Grain origin is not listed.

Brand ownership
Bearhill Brewing
Ultimate parent
Bearhill Brewing, Canada
Manufacturing
Banff, Alberta
Ingredient origin
Not disclosed
Official claim
Not checked on a label

5. Jasper Brewing

80/100 · Strong Canadian ties
Canadian-made, domestic & imported inputs (Jasper, Alberta)

Head office in Jasper, AlbertaFounded 2005

Jasper Brewing opened in spring 2005 as the first brewery inside a Canadian national park. Bearhill Brewing owns it. Founders Brett Ireland, Alexander Derksen and Socrates Korogonas grew up in Jasper. The beer is still made at the brewpub on Connaught Drive. The site does not say where the grain comes from.

Brand ownership
Bearhill Brewing
Ultimate parent
Bearhill Brewing, Canada
Manufacturing
Jasper, Alberta
Ingredient origin
Not disclosed
Official claim
Not checked on a label
Molson Canadian logo

6. Molson Canadian

73/100 · Strong Canadian ties
Canadian-made, domestic & imported inputs (Toronto, Ontario)

Head office in Montreal, QuebecFounded 1959

Molson Canadian is brewed in Toronto. A 2022 Molson Coors fact sheet lists it among the top brands at 1 Carlingview Drive, and calls that plant the company's biggest brewery in Canada. Molson Coors formed in 2005. It lists principal offices in Montreal and Golden, Colorado, plus admin offices in Chicago. The lager in a Canadian store is brewed here. The parent is not a Canada-only firm.

Brand ownership
Molson Coors Beverage Company
Ultimate parent
Molson Coors Beverage Company
Manufacturing
Toronto, Ontario
Ingredient origin
Not disclosed
Official claim
Not checked on a label

Molson Canadian beer we list

7. Labatt Blue

80/100 · Strong Canadian ties
Canadian-made, domestic & imported inputs

Head office in Toronto, OntarioFounded 1951

Labatt Blue is the pilsner Labatt launched in 1951. The nickname came from the blue label and from Winnipeg's Blue Bombers. Wikipedia calls it a 5 percent lager in a 341 ml bottle, and lists Labatt's Canadian breweries. FIFCO USA says American demand is fed from a Canadian supply. Interbrew bought Labatt in 1995, and AB InBev has owned it since 2008. The beer is Canadian-made. The parent is Belgian.

Brand ownership
Labatt Brewing Company Limited
Ultimate parent
Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV, Belgium
Manufacturing
Canada, Labatt breweries
Ingredient origin
Not disclosed
Official claim
Not checked on a label

8. Corona Extra

73/100 · Strong Canadian ties
Canadian-made, domestic & imported inputs (London, Ontario)

Head office in Toronto, Ontario

Corona is on Labatt's February 2025 list of beers made in Canada. CBC reported in 2020 that Ontario bottles would be brewed in London, after production had already started in Edmonton and Montreal. A 2023 Ambev filing says Labatt produces Corona in Canada under licence from Cervecería Modelo, and the same deal also covers import. The beer in many Canadian stores is brewed here. The brand owner is not Canadian.

Brand ownership
Cervecería Modelo (AB InBev)
Ultimate parent
Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV, Belgium
Manufacturing
London, Edmonton and Montreal
Ingredient origin
Not disclosed
Official claim
Labatt: made in Canada

Corona Extra beer we list

9. Busch

81/100 · Strong Canadian ties
Canadian-made, domestic & imported inputs

Head office in Toronto, Ontario

Busch led LCBO beer and cider net sales in Q4 FY2025/26. Labatt's February 2025 release groups it with Budweiser and Bud Light as beer made in Canada on Canadian barley. Labatt is the brewer. The parent is Anheuser-Busch InBev of Belgium. Ontario's top seller is brewed here by a foreign-owned company.

Brand ownership
Brewed by Labatt; AB InBev parent
Ultimate parent
Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV, Belgium
Manufacturing
Canada, by Labatt
Ingredient origin
100 percent Canadian barley
Official claim
Made in Canada with Canadian barley

10. Budweiser

81/100 · Strong Canadian ties
Canadian-made, domestic & imported inputs (Edmonton, Alberta)

Head office in Toronto, OntarioFounded 1876

Budweiser has been brewed in Canada by Labatt since 1980, starting at the Edmonton brewery. A 1998 lifetime licence makes Labatt the brewer and marketer here. Labatt's president says this beer is made in Canada with 100 percent Canadian barley. The budweiser.ca footer marks the trademark as Anheuser-Busch, LLC, and Labatt sits inside AB InBev. The beer is Canadian-made. The brand owner is not a Canadian company.

Brand ownership
Anheuser-Busch trademark, brewed by Labatt
Ultimate parent
Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV, Belgium
Manufacturing
Canada, by Labatt since 1980
Ingredient origin
100 percent Canadian barley
Official claim
Made in Canada with Canadian barley

11. Coors Light

73/100 · Strong Canadian ties
Canadian-made, domestic & imported inputs (Toronto, Ontario)

Head office in Montreal, QuebecFounded 1978

Coors Light is on the same 2022 Toronto brewery sheet as Molson Canadian. Molson Coors lists it under top brands at 1 Carlingview Drive, the firm's largest Canadian plant. The company also calls Coors Light a core power brand and a 4.0% light lager. Offices sit in Montreal, Golden and Chicago. So the Canadian can is filled here, and the owner is not a Canadian-only company.

Brand ownership
Molson Coors Beverage Company
Ultimate parent
Molson Coors Beverage Company
Manufacturing
Toronto, Ontario
Ingredient origin
Not disclosed
Official claim
Not checked on a label

Coors Light beer we list

Other beer brands we checked

These 1 brands sell widely in Canada but are foreign-owned, made outside Canada, or both. Ranked by how widely each brand is sold and searched in Canada.

1. Heineken

0/100 · Imported
Origin unverified

Head office in Amsterdam, North HollandFounded 1864

Heineken N.V. was founded in Amsterdam in 1864, and Heineken Holding N.V. owns just over half of it. In Canada, Molson Coors has marketed and distributed Heineken for years. A 2014 deal expanded that job and talked about imported beer, but it did not name a brewery. Labatt's 2025 list of beers made in Canada does not include Heineken. Until a plant is named, the honest answer is unclear.

Brand ownership
Heineken N.V. (Netherlands)
Ultimate parent
Heineken Holding N.V.
Manufacturing
Not disclosed for Canada
Ingredient origin
Not disclosed
Official claim
No Canadian brewery named

Heineken beer we list

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