New Brunswick to allow direct-to-consumer alcohol sales with some other provinces

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New Brunswick to allow direct-to-consumer alcohol sales with some other provinces

New Brunswick will soon allow consumers to buy alcohol directly from some other provinces and territories.

Government formalizes direct-to-consumer alcohol sales (Province of New Brunswick)

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New Brunswick Moves Forward With Direct-to-Consumer Alcohol Sales With Partner Provinces

New Brunswick has signed an agreement to permit direct-to-consumer sales of alcohol with other participating Canadian provinces and territories, allowing consumers to buy alcohol from other regions. Amendments to the Liquor Control Act during the spring legislative session make the change possible, the province said in a July 7 announcement.  The updated rules also eliminate restrictions on the quantity of alcohol that can be brought into the pr…

NBers can now bring home unlimited booze from other provinces

There haven’t been any limits on how much alcohol New Brunswickers can bring home from other provinces for about a month, the government revealed on Monday afternoon.