Canadian Premiers Discuss U.S. Trade Deal and Alcohol Ban

Prime Minister Mark Carney advised provincial premiers a U.S. trade deal likely requires lifting the alcohol ban (2025).
Ban on U.S. alcohol is retaliation for Trump's tariffs.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford supports lifting ban if 'fair deal' protects industries.
Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Tony Wakeham claims all premiers agreed to restore U.S. alcohol sales, but Ford hasn't confirmed.
Shoppers like Peter Olson will continue boycotting U.S. products even if ban is lifted, preferring Canadian alternatives.
Residents like Connor Gillet and Marquita Stewart oppose U.S. label return due to broader boycotts or trade dissatisfaction.

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