Atlantic Canada should abandon government liquor monopolies
It’s time to focus on preserving public safety while permitting a market system to thrive through the entire supply chain, from producer to consumer
By Alex Whalen and Ian Madsen Contributors In October 2012, Gerard Comeau left his home in Tracadie, N.B, and drove to Quebec to buy alcohol. Comeau, a retired power lineman, knew he could buy the same alcohol for less in Quebec. However, upon returning to New Brunswick, Comeau was stopped by the RCMP and charged…