It’s hard to remember now — a lot has happened since — but there was a time, back in February and March, when things got rather heated along the traditionally friendly, extremely long and largely unguarded Canada-U.S. border. In response to President Donald Trump’s tariff threats and talk of annexing Canada, provincial liquor authorities stripped […]
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