Quebec's premier says US products will not be sold in government stores. This is despite reports that Canada is ready to meet some US demands. Quebec will keep its ban on US alcohol. The premier made this statement. The decision is final.

Quebec's premier says it is essential to protect Quebec's economy during the trade war.

The premier's office says US alcohol will not be sold until a fair agreement is made. This means the ban will stay in place for now. The office says this is necessary.

The sale of alcohol is Quebec's decision. Only Quebec can make this choice.

This statement came after a report said Canada might meet some US demands. This includes ending the ban on US alcohol sales. Canada wants relief from US tariffs.

Industry sources say Canada may also lift tariffs on US cars. Canada may change dairy policies too. This is part of Canada's effort to stop US tariffs.

Canada is ready to stop the booze ban. Canada will meet other US demands to avoid tariffs.

Lawmakers from California are asking Quebec to sell US alcohol again. The premier is not changing her mind.

The prime minister says provinces decide about selling US alcohol. He also says changes to the ban might be part of a trade deal.

Negotiators are trying to make a deal before the US tariff deadline.

A California representative asked Quebec to lift its restrictions on US alcohol sales. He said this would be good for both Canadians and Californians.

The representative said California makes the best wine. He wants a good trade relationship with Canada.

He thinks it is important for Canadians to have access to California's wine.