U.S. officials allow liquor deliveries to resume to isolated New Brunswick island.

New Brunswick’s provincial liquor agency has resumed deliveries to Campobello Island, an isolated community whose only land access route passes through Maine. The resumption of service follows a disruption by U.S. border officials who previously halted a transport truck carrying mail, milk, and approximately 1,000 bottles of alcohol.

The logistical challenge stems from the island's unique geography, which necessitates transit through U.S. territory to reach the Canadian mainland. While the specific reasons for the initial border stoppage were not detailed, the provincial agency has confirmed that the delivery of goods to the island has been restored.