The Pollara Strategic Insights survey also found 42 per cent of respondents would boycott American wine and spirits if they are returned to provincial liquor stores.
Four out of five Canadians back the prohibition of U.S. alcohol sales in retaliation for President Donald Trump’s tariffs, a new poll suggests.
The Pollara Strategic Insights survey also found 42 per cent of respondents would boycott American wine and spirits if they are returned to provincial liquor stores.
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