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Carney Pushes to Reopen U.S. Alcohol Sales | Canada News
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Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney is pushing provinces to reverse bans on U.S. alcohol sales as part of a new trade deal with America, a move that could revive American winemakers and distillers after last year’s tariffs sparked provincial boycotts. While Nova Scotia’s Premier Tim Houston is optimistic based on early deal signs, Quebec’s Christine Frechette remains cautious, demanding more info before committing. The fate of the trade deal hinges on provincial alignment — and even if U.S. booze returns to shelves, consumer boycotts could persist. The federal government is also pressuring provinces to include U.S. firms in public contracts.
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