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U.S. uninterested in lumber relief, wants American booze back on shelves ‘immediately’ if deal reached: sources

Just days until new United States' tariffs could be imposed on Canada, CTV News has learned the Americans' proposals do not include any significant reduction on softwood lumber tariffs and would require American booze to return to store shelves immediately.