Wine-labelling dispute uncorks serious problem with Canada-Israel trade deal
What should the government do when a bilateral trade pact violates other aspects of Canadian policy or existing international commitments?
Six months ago, David Kattenburg, a Jewish son of Holocaust survivors who opposes Israel’s continued occupation of the West Bank, launched a complaint against the Liquor Control Board of Ontario for selling wines made in the occupied Palestinian territories as a “Product of Israel.”
That comp...
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