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Publication Date: December 4, 2025 - 11:20
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Manitoba to sell shelved U.S. booze with revenue going to holiday charities: premier
December 4, 2025
Manitoba is pulling out hundreds of thousands of dollars of U.S.-made alcohol it shelved months ago amid a tumultuous trade war with the U.S., with plans of now selling the liquor ahead of Christmas and sending the proceeds to holiday charities.
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