How much does a pint of beer cost on average in Canada?

The available sources do not provide a direct average cost of a pint of beer in Canada. However, we can infer some information from the prices of cases and other packaging.

• A case of 24 beers in Canada typically costs between $40 to $47 CAD, with specific prices in Ontario ranging from $42.90 CAD for a case of 24 Molson Canadian beers to higher prices for other brands145.
• To estimate the cost of a pint, we need to know that a standard beer can or bottle is usually 355 ml, and a pint is approximately 568 ml.

Given these details, here is a rough calculation:

If a case of 24 beers (each 355 ml) costs around $45 CAD on average, then:

• The cost per beer is approximately $1.88 CAD (45 CAD / 24 beers).
• Since a pint is about 1.6 times the volume of a 355 ml can (568 ml / 355 ml), the cost of a pint would be roughly $3.01 CAD ($1.88 CAD * 1.6).

However, this is a simplified calculation and actual prices can vary significantly depending on the location, type of beer, and where it is purchased. Therefore, while this gives a rough estimate, the actual average cost of a pint of beer in Canada could be higher or lower.