There were two types of amendments in the Importation of Intoxicating Liquors Act. The first dealt with wine, and the second with beer and spirits.
All federal impediments on the interprovincial direct shipping of all alcohol have been removed. No province allows any spirits to be shipped directly from a manufacturer to a resident in another province. The only provinces that allow direct shipping of some wines are B.C. and Manitoba. Manitoba does so because they did not have the legal wherewithal to regulate it. B.C. limits it to only wines made from 100% locally produced fruits.
The real problem is that the provinces have no mechanism at the moment to collect the commodity taxes that are applied on those products that are sold through all other sales channels. They are developing a mechanism to be able to collect the taxes that would otherwise apply to that product. Saskatchewan and B.C., for instance, have a framework agreement where they would regulate and tax those products, and facilitate those products, both wine and spirits.