With Canada’s return against US President Donald Trump’s tariff with counter -picnics worth $ 155 billion, American wines and wine may be one of the first things that disappear from the shelves.

In the following hours Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s speech to the nation that announces Canada’s response to the definitions, which enters into force at 12:01 am on Tuesday, February 4, the Prime Minister was quick to provide their own directions.

Many targeted American wines – with Prime Minister Ontario, BC and Nova Scotia announced plans to withdraw most of the products, if not all, from the United States in the coming days.

Below are the responses of the regional liquor panels that we know so far.

Doug Ford, Prime Minister of Ontario, says he asked LCBO to withdraw our wine from his shelves, starting on Tuesday.

“Every year, LCBO sells nearly one billion dollars of American wine, beer, lives, and SELTZERS. Ford said in a statement that is no longer.”

“Starting on Tuesday, we remove American products from LCBO shelves. As the only wholesaler for alcohol in the province, LCBO will also remove American products from their catalog so that restaurants and other retailers that are taken from Ontario cannot request or re -store American products.

“There was no better time to choose a great product made by Ontario or Canadian. As always, please drink responsibly.”

A LCBO spokesman confirmed this step, saying that the council “will stop all US sales of alcohol products in our stores, online and stop wholesale from American products to restaurants, bars, groceries and other retailers, no later than February 2, 2025.”

Prime Minister BC David EBY announced on Saturday that it had brought out the BC Liquor Distribution branch to immediately stop buying American wines from the “red states” led by Republicans and removing sales brands from the shells of public wine stores.

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In this plan, LDB has expanded in response to Global News, saying it was effective, as she stopped “generating orders to buy imports for US -made alcoholic products in the Republic” and also took the following measures:

• Inventory will be suspended in the best five trademarks sales, specifically those manufactured in the United States governed by the Republican leadership, not available for demand by wholesale and hospitality agents. This includes Jack Daniels, Brady ROM, Tito, Vodka, Jim Pim, and Polit Bourbon.
• BCLIQUOR stores will also stop sales and removes from the shop shelves affected by these five sales brands.
• Inventory in all alcohol products in the United States will continue to be available from the states governed by the Republican leadership of wholesale, hospitality, and retail trade, until the inventory is exhausted.

This step will not be affected by alcohol products from the United States from the states that are not governed by the Republican leadership and will continue to import and sell them by LDB.

The Prime Minister in Manitoba Wap Kino announced on Sunday that he issued a directive to Manitoba alcohol and Al -Yatas (MBL) to stop selling American products in the province.

“Trump’s tariff tax is an attack on Canadians,” Keno said. “We support the federal response to these definitions and here in Manitoba, we stop selling American products at Manitoba Liquor Marts. How to choose to spend your money is one of the most important decisions that you can make as a consumer. There is a lot of beer factories and great distillation factories to support them instead.”

The Prime Minister said that as of February.

No revenge measures have been announced yet.

“We have no directive from the Quebec government in this sense,” said a SAQ spokeswoman.

However, on Saturday evening, the Prime Minister of Quebec Francois Leggel indicated that some of the commodities from the United States will be targeted, but it is not clear what these goods will be.

“Starting on Tuesday, we will implement 25 percent of anti -anti -models on the list of products imported from the United States. We were keen to choose products with alternatives to get the lowest possible effect on our consumers.

Nova Liquor Corporation will remove all alcohol from the United States from effective shelves on February 4, 2025.

In response to questions from Global News, NSLC confirmed this step, saying: “In the wake of the boycott announcement on Saturday, February 1, NSLC will stop selling all products imported directly from the actual United States on Tuesday, February 4, 2025.”

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