N.S. announces it will sell all remaining U.S. alcohol, won’t order any more | Manitoba sticking to ban of U.S. alcohol sales, premier says: It's a 'pain point' for Trump - Nova Scotia's donation of sale proceeds to food banks worth investigating: Kinew

https://www.ctvnews.ca/atlantic/nova-scotia/article/ns-announces-it-will-sell-all-remaining-us-alcohol-wont-order-any-more/

November 27, 2025
Nova Scotia has announced it will sell its remaining $14 million-worth of alcohol from the United States.

The province is continuing its months-long boycott of alcohol products from south of the border in response to U.S. tariffs on Canada. It pulled all U.S. products from store shelves on March 4.

Additional alcohol from the U.S. won’t be ordered after the inventory is gone.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/manitoba-u-s-alcohol-ban-continues-pain-point-9.6996732

Nov 28, 2025
Manitobans looking to sidle up to the bar with their favourite U.S.-made liquor will have to keep waiting.

Premier Wab Kinew showed no willingness Friday to relax his province's ban on American alcohol products. He argued the prohibition, enacted by several provinces, has been one of Canada's responses to the U.S. trade dispute the Trump administration has noticed.

"You've heard them talk about this. This is a pain point for them," Kinew said, after an unrelated news conference.