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CHARLEBOIS: Canada’s internal-trade charade

Direct-to-consumer alcohol sales are progress, but Canada will not have a genuine internal market until food—and supply-managed commodities—can move freely too.

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Canada’s premiers raised a glass to internal trade last week. Nine provinces signed an agreement allowing licensed Canadian wineries, breweries and distilleries to sell directly to consumers across participating jurisdictions. Quebec and Yukon, which helped develop the framework, have not yet joined but........

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