American booze pulled off shelves in Manitoba to be sold until Christmas Eve

Alcohol from the United States is about to hit some store shelves in Manitoba once again, with profits going to local charities. The province is following Nova Scotia's lead and pulling out U.S.-made booze it shelved months ago in protest of President Donald Trump's tariffs. Premier Wab Kinew says this province won't be ordering new stock, and some Manitobans say they won't buy U.S. booze either.