Feb. 2 (UPI) --U.S. alcohol is being pulled from Canadian shelves as provinces of the Great White North respond to tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump on their country over the weekend.

BC Liquor is a government-owned chain of stores that sells alcohol and beer, commanding just under half of the provincial market share. The province also allows for private alcohol sales. Eby said he ...

The province also allows for private alcohol sales. Eby said he has also ordered the British Columbia government and agencies to “immediately stop buying American goods and services and buy Canadian.” ...

BC Premier David Eby called President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canada “a declaration of economic war against a trusted ally and friend.” [email protected] Got a tip? Send it to ...

British Columbia will ban the sale of alcohol from Republican states in response to President Trump’s newly announced tariffs — while two more Canadian provinces are chucking all American ...

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Government-run liquor stores in B.C. have begun pulling "red-state" U.S.-made alcohol brands from store shelves as part of the province's initial response to new American tariffs on Canadian goods.

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The premier of Ontario on Monday said he’s shredding the $68 million contract between the Canadian province and Elon Musk’s Starlink in response to tariffs enacted by U.S. President Trump.

Canadian alcohol producers are cheering decisions from several provinces to yank U.S. booze from provincial liquor stores. They say the move will deliver a boost to homegrown business while adding ...