Premier David Eby is under pressure to reverse a provincial liquor ban as part of ongoing trade negotiations. Prime Minister Mark Carney has requested the return of American liquor to store shelves, signaling a potential compromise in the dispute. The ban, implemented to curb alcohol consumption, has drawn criticism from federal officials. Eby’s administration faces a critical decision as the trade deal approaches a pivotal moment. The issue highlights tensions between provincial autonomy and federal economic interests. The outcome could reshape alcohol regulations and trade relations.