Alberta buying U.S. alcohol again, months after pause meant to fight tariffs / Global

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Alberta has opted to resume purchasing U.S. alcohol after a months-long pause aimed at fighting tariffs. Officials indicate that the policy shift returns the province to its previous procurement practices, reinforcing cross-border trade and reflecting altered economic priorities in provincial procurement strategies.

globalnews.ca / Alberta buying U.S. alcohol again, months after pause meant to fight tariffs

In April, the province paused its policy around procurement from U.S. companies.

calgaryherald.com / Alberta gives U.S. liquor imports thumbs-up

Minister of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction Dale Nally, in a statement on Friday night, said the government's decision heralds a “renewed commitment to open and fair trade with our largest partner.”

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