Alberta fördert den Kauf von uns Alkohol, Monate nach einer Pause, um Zölle zu bekämpfen
https://www.thecanadianpressnews.ca/business/alberta-resumes-buying-u-s-alcohol-months-after-pause-meant-to-fight-tariffs/article_4c6fb2b5-258e-5cff-b6bf-1cd069e06098.html
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>Service Alberta Minister Dale Nally said Friday that the move signals a „renewed commitment to open and fair trade“ with the United States.
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>Smith said in March that the province would no longer buy U.S. alcohol and video lottery terminals, or sign contracts with American companies. Alberta’s liquor stores are privately owned but must order stock through the provincial government.
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>That came a day after U.S. President Donald Trump slapped heavy tariffs on Canadian goods and energy.
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>Other premiers also announced bans on U.S. liquor along with other proposed penalties.
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>Nally said in a statement that the decision to resume buying U.S. alcohol and gambling machines „sets the stage for more constructive negotiations“ ahead of a renewal of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade agreement.
This is a good reminder that this was a deliberate choice by the government to go in this direction, apart from the other provinces. It seems like some premiers don’t actually believe that we’re stronger together.
Alberta shouldn’t back down and Carney shouldn’t have either.
Smiths cooked lol , she cant play team Canada, but she also cant not play team Canada .
The further Carner goes with Progressive conservatives the more awkward it gets with Smith.
Nenshi is smartly lurking in the shadows till things play out more.
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Nova Scotia did this but very quietly. I noticed a lot of American Brands are back.
Liquor stores can stock all the American products they want, I’ll drink a dehydrated llamas piss before I purchase and drink any American booze.
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Alberta, where we stand for nothing and are completely sold out to foreign entities.
Do they have no pride, or at least some desire to fight for themselves?
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Smh. Does this action really represent the wants of Albertans? I know that I’m not cool with it and the bubble we’re in here on Reddit leans on disdain for Smith but damn, do my fellow citizens of Alberta really want this?
Its obvious that a new agreement is going to be announced at the G7
I love how alcohol is the hallmark of fighting US tariffs one of the easiest things for Canadians to give up. All posted on Reddit and X for that social media clout, no one is embargoing their time on US owned social media, ditching their Netflix, Disney+ or Crave (aka HBO) subscriptions. No one is selling their Apple gear or asking their company to forgo Microsoft Office licenses and PCs.