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The NSLC has gone through about 90% of its American alcohol stockpile

CBC Canada · September 23, 2026 at 5:00 a.m.

The NSLC has gone through about 90% of its American alcohol stockpile

When Nova Scotia's Crown-run alcohol retailer and distributor pulled American booze from the shelves last year, it worked out to about $15 million worth of more than 600,000 units of product.

While sales have resumed, there's only about $1.5 million of product left.

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The NSLC has gone through about 90% of its American alcohol stockpile

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