
Wine, beer, spirits, cider.
A producer may be on a province’s list and still not be shipping. The Repeal records the listings, each one dated and tied to the authority that published it.

Beer7Nova Scotia, chiefly.
Spirits5Alberta and Nova Scotia.
Cider1Nova Scotia, chiefly.Yukon, the Northwest Territories, and Nunavut are not in the agreement. Quebec is not either. British Columbia has committed to February 2027 for alcohol other than wine; until then it allows inbound shipping of 100 percent Canadian wine. The agreement was signed on 21 July 2026, and most provinces have not published a list. How interprovincial shipping works · Rules compared · All provinces · Use our data. The register is free. Say it came from The Repeal and link to the page.
Each destination province decides who may ship to its residents. We check every authority we can read each Monday; as of 26 October 2026 that does not include NSLC in Nova Scotia. You order on the producer’s own site. We do not sell anything.
Checked 9 November 2026. We retrieved the AGLC, LCBO, PEILCC and NLC lists. 5 new approvals (Alberta 3, Prince Edward Island 2). A watch failed or was unreadable for NSLC.