Source Feed: The Globe and Mail
Author: Liam Casey
Publication Date: August 27, 2025 - 13:58
Ontario ban on U.S. booze to remain until new trade deal reached, Ford says
August 27, 2025
Ontario’s ban on American booze will remain until U.S. President Donald Trump removes tariffs on Canadian goods or when the two countries strike a new free trade deal – which could be a long time, Premier Doug Ford warned on Wednesday.
Ford has taken a hard-line stance in Canada’s ongoing trade war with Trump. In March, the premier ordered the Liquor Control Board of Ontario to remove U.S. alcohol off its shelves and ban future sales as a direct response to Trump’s first set of tariffs on Canadian goods.
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