Toronto 
The Big Lift cocktail from The Watch That Ends the Night contains two kinds of rum and Nova Scotia honey.
From a Havana-conjuring tropical hangout on Vancouver’s Main Street to a sleek, mid-century drinking den near the Dartmouth waterfront, the best new bars from coast to coast are as varied as the country itself.
Based on recommendations from a panel of bartenders, chefs, sommeliers, mixologists and industry experts, Air Canada sent one writer on an anonymous, month-long, cross-country crawl to track down the nation’s greatest new places to drink.
Air Canada’s list features bars that have launched across the country over the last 12 months and highlights the quality of drinks, along with the bars’ ambiance and customer experience.
The 2018 Top 10 Best New Bars according to Air Canada are:
The Watch That Ends the Night, Dartmouth
Mulberry Bar, Toronto
Little Hong Kong, Edmonton
Nhâu Bar, Montreal, 600 William St, Montreal
Tocador, Vancouver
Paris Paris, Toronto
Godspeed, Toronto
El Pequeño, 401a Rue Saint Vincent, Montréal
Nénuphar, Québec
Paddy’s Barbecue & Brewery, Calgary