Multiple Canadian provinces, including Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Manitoba, and Ontario, are advancing deals and rules for direct-to-consumer alcohol sales.
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Updated oct 13
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Multiple Canadian provinces, including Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Manitoba, and Ontario, are advancing deals and rules for direct-to-consumer alcohol sales.
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Provinces like NS and MB are moving toward allowing DTC alcohol sales through new deals and regulatory discussions.1 source
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The entities involved
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Nova Scotia
province of Canada
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New Brunswick
province of Canada
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Manitoba
province of Canada
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Ontario
company