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Canadian Alcohol Bans on U.S. Products Spark Tariff Talks Amid Trade Dispute
Canadian bans on U.S. alcohol products have become a central point in ongoing tariff negotiations, impacting American businesses. This move is seen by some Canadians as a response to job losses in the Canadian forest industry.
21 Aug, 08:00 — 21 Aug, 08:00
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cbcHigh1h ago
Canadian bans on U.S. alcohol take centre stage in tariff talks. American businesses are caught in the middle
Bans by Canadian provinces on U.S. alcohol has taken centre stage in trade negotiations as premiers consider whether to put bottles back on the shelves to pacify the White House. Winemakers and industry associations say it's bewildering to have their livelihoods end up as leverage in an international dispute.
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‘Every time I see a bottle of U.S. bourbon, wine or beer, I will think of the thousands of Canadian forest workers who lost their jobs over the past year.’ Letters to the editor for Aug. 21
In today’s letters to the editor: trade negotiations; U.S. alcohol; Alberta separation; bike lanes; submarines; sailors; obits
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