The biggest barrier to Canadian liquor isn't Donald Trump. It's Canada's premiers
Can someone explain how this makes any sense? A bottle of Canadian Club that can cost around $67.50 in Canada can be found in parts of the United States for about $18.99 USD
By News on the Net -- Domenic Cinalli - (Antonio Farese)—— Bio and Archives--August 3, 2026
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The product is Canadian.
The jobs are Canadian.
The grain is Canadian.
Yet Canadians often pay dramatically more than American consumers.
Why?
Because governments have built a system that punishes Canadian producers and Canadian consumers.
Ron Kubek of Lightning Rock Winery has repeatedly exposed the absurdity. He has explained that, in many cases, it is easier and less costly to sell wine into the United States, even facing a 50% tariff, than it is to sell to another Canadian province.
That should outrage every Canadian.
Back in February 2025, Canada's First Ministers promised to tear down interprovincial trade barriers.
Eighteen months later, they gathered again in Charlottetown for another photo opportunity and signed another Memorandum of Understanding.
More headlines.
More handshakes.
More promises.
But where are the results
???????? The biggest barrier to Canadian liquor isn't Donald Trump. It's Canada's premiers.
— Domenic Cinalli - (Antonio Farese) (@DomenicCinalli)August 2, 2026
Can someone explain how this makes any sense?
A bottle of Canadian Club that can cost around $67.50 in Canada can be found in parts of the United States for about $18.99 USD.
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