Local wineries say they've become casualties in an inter-provincial fight over a pipeline that has nothing to do with them. At least one Fort McMurray, Alta., restaurant will no longer sell B.C. wines in retaliation to this province's call for more research into the risk of spilling diluted bitumen on the West Coast. "What I should say is I think this whole matter could be resolved if the two premiers got together and had a glass of Quail's Gate," said Stewart. Liberal Premier Christy Clark gifted former Alberta Conservative Premier Alison Redford with a bottle of Quail's Gate Pinot Noir.

Source: CBC News February 03, 2018 21:00 UTC