I may be incriminating myself. On December 23, 2016, I bought a case of discounted red wine at the New Brunswick Liquor Commission outlet store in Salisbury, NB. I gave one bottle to friends in Moncton & then proceeded to export my NB purchased wine to Nova Scotia where the remainder was consumed. Also, I purchased 4 ciders a few weeks ago in Sackville, NB & preceeded to take them to Nova Scotia with me. I even asked the cashier if I could take it to Nova Scotia. He said "As long as you pay for them." Did I break the law?

The reason many liquor commissions supply liquor in the Maritimes is back in the old days, distillers had to 'grease' the party in power with a toonie per bottle 'donation' or so to the political party's coffers who were in power. Ask the Liberal Party of Nova Scotia. It was called tolling.