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Newsroom Ready: Wine industry ‘disappointed’ with SCOC trade decision

The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled to maintain the status quo on interprovincial trade, including the sale of alcohol. The Canadian Vintners Association says it will continue to work to remove trade barriers for Canadian wine.

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Unique identifier: CP12129107

Legacy Identifier: r_SCOC-Border-Beer20180419T1330

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Duration: 1m45s

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Create Date: 4/19/2018 1:30:00 PM

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