Alberta resumes buying U.S. alcohol, months after pause meant to fight tariffs
- Premier Danielle Smith announced in March that Alberta would stop buying U.S. Alcohol, video lottery terminals, and signing contracts with American companies.
- These measures were introduced in response to significant U.S. Tariffs imposed a day earlier by President Donald Trump on Canadian products and energy resources.
- In April, Alberta paused its policy on procurement from U.S. Companies, with Minister Dale Nally calling it ‘in the spirit of diplomacy.’
- Three months after the March announcement, Alberta resumed buying American alcohol and gambling machines, with Nally stating this move ‘sets the stage for more constructive negotiations.’
- The resumption signals Alberta’s renewed commitment to open trade with the U.S., encouraging support for local producers while more American options return to shelves.
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Alberta resumes buying U.S. alcohol, months after pause meant to fight tariffs
Alberta is buying American alcohol and gambling machines again, three months after Premier Danielle Smith announced restrictions aimed at fighting back against U.S. tariffs.
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