Nova Scotia maintains barriers to inter-provincial free trade in beer.
Beer.
That's positively un-Canadian, for cryin' out loud.
Restrictions on beer?
Another blow is struck for the cause of provincialism.
Protectionism isn't a new thing for Nova Scotia, of course, but one can only wonder why the province insists on repeating the mistakes of the past and others, closer to home, continue to advocate the same counter-productive approaches from the murky past.
Getting rid of $1.32 levy per case would be selling the farm, there, Rodney?
Get a life.
It's surprising that some politicians in Atlantic Canada didn't try to make the East Germans an offer on The Wall. You know, seeing as how they aren't using it any more. What a waste of all that good concrete, not to mention the guard dogs and land mines.