Alberta-based liquor businesses prepare to ‘start pivoting’ amid latest U.S. tariff threat

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Alberta-based liquor businesses say they will be impacted if the United States follows through with a threat to impose 50 per cent tariffs on Canadian alcohol products next month and some are calling for the province to retaliate.

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