The Province is taking issue with recent actions by the Alberta Government that affect B.C.’s wine producers.

Alberta has taken action to stop direct-to-consumer delivery of wine from B.C. producers.

Roly Russell, Parliamentary Secretary for Rural Development, says the move doesn’t only affect Albertans’ freedom to choose what wine they can enjoy, but it has serious repercussions on grape growers and winemakers in BC.

He says the action comes at the worst time for growers, given recent climatic events.

Mike Farnworth, Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General, who is responsible for liquor in B.C., has met with his Alberta counterpart.

To see the full statement, visit Government of British Columbia.