An addictions and mental health advocate says according to the conversations she's having, young Canadians are leading the charge when it comes to reducing their alcohol intake, full-blown sobriety or drinking non-alcoholic beverages.
Ryla Parker and Graham Gibb try zero-proof cocktails at a Toronto bar in 2019. Non-alcoholic drinks have been gaining popularity on the market over the past few years and some say Gen Z and millennials are driving the surge.
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