The media learned about the ban on the sale of alcohol from the United States in several provinces of Canada

"Several Canadian provinces, including Ontario and Quebec, have banned the sale of American alcohol...as part of a widespread national response to import duties imposed by the president USA By Donald Trump," the newspaper writes.

According to Ontario Premier Doug Ford, this measure will deal a huge blow to American manufacturers. In addition to his province, restrictions were imposed by Quebec and Manitoba.

According to Ford, about $688 million worth of alcohol from the United States is sold annually in Ontario.

In addition, the government of British Columbia announced that the province will stop purchasing alcoholic beverages from those states that voted for the Republican Party of Trump.

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Prior to that, on March 3, it was reported that Ford intends to href="https://iz.ru/1848576/2025-03-04/v-kanade-poobeshchali-otkliuchit-ssha-ot-elektroenergii-v-otvet-na-poshliny"> disconnect the United States from electricity in response to the duties imposed on Canadian goods. He also called on the provinces of Quebec, Manitoba and British Columbia to support his initiative.

On February 1, the President of the United States signed a decree on the introduction of trade tariffs in the amount of 25% on goods from Canada, China and Mexico. He clarified that this measure was taken due to the fact that a large number of illegal migrants come from these countries, who, according to him, pose an immediate threat to the state.