Meanwhile, the Premier of Canadian province of British Columbia, David Eby, called on residents to stop buying liquor from U.S. “red” states and said it was removing American alcohol brands ...

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State-owned liquor stores in BC will stop carrying alcohol from US red states before Trump’s 25% tariff on Canadian goods goes into effect Tuesday, with products already in stock being pulled ...

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“Effective today, I have directed BC Liquor sales to immediately stop buying American liquor from red states,” he said ... stop buying American goods and services and buy Canadian.” ...

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“Effective today, I have directed BC Liquor sales to immediately stop buying American liquor from red states,” he said ... stop buying American goods and services and buy Canadian.” His west coast ...

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The U.S.-Canada tariffs may be officially paused for at least 30 days — but Canadian consumers are still bracing for more expensive American goods — and organizing efforts to "buy Canadian" instead.

The frustration from Canadian fans is likely due to tariffs announced by President Donald Trump, set to take effect on Tuesday, triggering a possible trade war between the two countries.