Premiers Sign Direct-to-Consumer Alcohol Deal

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Ontario and Manitoba sign deal to boost interprovincial trade, including alcohol

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The premiers signed a memorandum of understanding today that includes direct-to-consumer alcohol sales as part of increasing trade. Ontario recently signed similar deals with Nova Scotia and New Brunswick . Ontario has also tabled legislation to do away with all internal trade barriers. Nova Scotia has already passed a similar bill and Prince Edward Island recently introduced legislation to eliminate barriers to trade and labour mobility with reciprocating jurisdictions. Two -way trade between Ontario and Manitoba stood at $19.5 billion in 2021 ..