Several Canadian provinces, including Ontario, Quebec and British Columbia, announced Sunday that they will be removing U.S. liquor from store shelves and not restocking those products after Pres.
Trump’s tariff announcement. Most Canadian provinces control liquor sales through a government-owned distributor, the sole distributors of alcohol to restaurants, bars, and groceries/convenience stores in their provinces.
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