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Canadian Provinces to Allow Direct Wine, Beer, Spirits Orders

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Canadian Provinces to Allow Direct Wine, Beer, Spirits Orders

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Canadian Provinces to Allow Direct Wine, Beer, Spirits Orders. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Big news from the feds in Ottawa, 10 provinces plus Yukon are pushing ahead to let folks by Canadian wine, beer, spirits, straight from producers for. Personal use, they're aiming to roll this out soon, with a full deadline set from May, 2026. Spokesman Pierre Alain-Bouhold from the Privy Council office says everyone's still grinding toward that target, and each spot will handle the details. Their own way, all 10 provinces and Yukon ink the deal last year to make these direct orders happen across borders. Prince Edward Island, premier Rob Lance, dropped during an Ottawa panel that they're basically there already, progress feels real. Meanwhile, Nova Scotia and Ontario just sealed their own pact on March 2nd, opening buys from producers in either province. This could boost Canadian makers big time as rules loosen up. Local news, powered by AI. This is Canada News Today.

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