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Carney Pushes Provinces to Reimport U.S. Alcohol | Canada News
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Prime Minister Mark Carney is urging Canadian provinces to bring U.S. alcohol back to shelves as Canada and the U.S. finalize a trade deal, reversing last year’s nationwide ban triggered by American tariffs — except in Saskatchewan and Alberta, which never removed it. The move, reportedly made directly from negotiations, signals a push to resolve trade tensions, with provinces also asked to review procurement rules that may exclude U.S. goods. While Canada’s supply management system stays intact, the goal is better market access for Canadian exports like steel, autos, and lumber — and potential tariff relief. Talks with premiers were constructive, and Carney stressed a united “Team Canada” approach to secure the best possible outcome.
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