Updated weekly · Nine provinces

The Repeal

Canadian wineries, breweries, distilleries and cideries can now ship across provincial borders, straight to your door — but only where they’re approved. The Repeal tracks who’s approved to ship to your province, checked against official sources every week.

See who ships to youHow the rules work
1

Provinces approve

Each province's liquor authority decides which out-of-province producers may ship to its residents, and publishes (or keeps) a list.

2

We check weekly

Every Monday we check each authority — retrieving published lists where they exist — compare against last week, and record every addition and removal, permanently.

3

You order direct

Find a producer approved for your province, order on their own website, and it ships to your door. We never sell anything.

109Producers approvedas of 2026-08-31
4Provinces publishing listsB.C. committed to Feb. 2027
FreeAll of our datause it with credit
Who ships where · live now

Destinations with producers on the register

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Corridors

Origin → destination pairs with enough producers to list

Freshness

Latest register check

31 August – 6 September 2026 — checked 2026-08-31: we retrieved the published list from LCBO, and nothing changed. Full changelog

Why so few, so far?

The agreement opening these borders was signed on July 21, 2026. Provinces are still standing up their approval systems, and most haven’t published their lists yet. That’s exactly why The Repeal exists: as each province opens, the new producers appear here, usually within a week. Read how interprovincial shipping works or use our data in your own work.