EDMONTON - Fresh off multiple Canadian provinces agreeing this week to make it easier to get out-of-province alcohol shipped right to people's doorsteps, Alberta says it's now time to do
EDMONTON - Fresh off multiple Canadian provinces agreeing this week to make it easier to get out-of-province alcohol shipped right to people’s doorsteps, Alberta says it’s now time to do the same for commercial retailers.
Service Alberta Minister Dale Nally says many provinces have a “protectionist” mindset when it comes to retail liquor rules. He says that makes it difficult for breweries and distilleries in one province to get products on shelves in another.
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