| # | Name | Comments |
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| 1 | Derek | |
| 2 | Dan Forward | |
| 3 | Anonymous | |
| 4 | Ann-Marie Cooke | |
| 5 | Helen | Being originally from Quebec, where beer is sold everywhere, I know it did not increase underage kids to drink. If they want to get it, they will get it, whether its a grocery store or a beer store. That is one of the most ridiiculous reasons for selling beer in a "beer store". Do you think the public are idiots? All that is happening here is people are getting gouged. When I visit Quebec, I bring home beer from there, and when friends come to visit from Quebec, they bring some. Its a lot cheaper than buying it here. Smarten up, because the people have and are fed up of being robbed. |
| 6 | Anonymous | |
| 7 | Vicki Smith | |
| 8 | Mary Forward | |
| 9 | Felipe Camargo | Let grocery stores sells it! |
| 10 | Jules Reid | |
| 11 | Gord van Rassel | |
| 12 | Peter Brando | Its time to get rid of thebeerstore. |
| 13 | K. Owen Richards | And break the LCBO monopoly while we're at it. |
| 14 | Roy Plant | Changes are long overdue. Lineups at my local beer store on weekends and holidays remind me of the lineups of citizens in the old Soviet Union waiting for their weekly allocation of bread to be doled out by the powers that be. |
| 15 | Tom Martin | |
| 16 | Lawrence Roy | |
| 17 | Anonymous | |
| 18 | Paul Dal Bello | |
| 19 | TERRY EDWARDS | |
| 20 | peter burke | |
| 21 | Luke Driscoll | It is thoroughly unrealistic to allow a monopoly to exist in the manner that the Beer Store does, what makes it worse is that it is foreign owned. Which ever way you consider this issue a monopoly is no good for consumers or the economy. True and fair competition in the beer market on the other hand is necessary to drive down prices, improve choice and to make the quality of the beer better! You might even find that this helps to generate employment in Ontarion in the long run! I would also point out that any profit from the current monopoly situation is taken as a withdrawal from our economy. Why should our money go abroad when the monopoly purports to sell us "Canadian" beer? |
| 22 | Joel Moyer | If concerns for a responsible retailer arise, look at the "off license" in Ireland, maintained by grocery stores and pubs. This achieves the same goal, without limiting consumers to one localized outlet. |
| 23 | Steve | I actually have no issue with beer and wine not being available in corner stores - it's this monopoly that's always bothered me. I don't believe the small breweries are getting a fair deal. |
| 24 | Anonymous | Dear Sir,
I support this cause. |
| 25 | Kevin | I think it is time for the beer store to vacate it's momopoly abnd allow beer to be sold in corner stores.It makes more sense |
| 26 | Anonymous | Stop the monopoly |
| 27 | John Monaghan | As usual, the people of Ontario are far ahead of the government when it is time to reform an anachronistic situation, End the duopoly of the Beer Store, and have faith in the common sense of the public. |
| 28 | Andrew DelZotto | Open it up to competition! |
| 29 | Mike Dennis | |
| 30 | Anonymous | |
| 31 | James McKane | I would like to see alcohol of all types sold broadly by any retailer who wishes to do so. |
| 32 | David Rose | |
| 33 | Tim Garratt | I want the freedom of choice.Like the rest of canada has to buy beer when and where I want. |
| 34 | Anonymous | Give me a break. Leave "The Beer Store" be, and stop trying to get your fifteen minutes of fame. |
| 35 | neil stewart | end the agony that is the beer store |
| 36 | Darryl Eyre | |
| 37 | Sean Duncombe | |
| 38 | Mike Driscoll | Beer and wine should be sold at local corner stores to save on driving and reduce green house gases. |
| 39 | John Blair | |
| 40 | jim graham | |
| 41 | Anonymous | It's time to change the way we sell Beer and Wine in Ontario. We are now in the 21st century and other provinces and countries have been selling beer and wine in grocery and convenience stores in the previous century without too many difficulties. |
| 42 | G. J. Vaillancourt | |
| 43 | Anonymous | Beer should be sold in corner stores & Grocery stores as well as at local pubs for take home sales.
This is how it is sold in other Canadian provinces and for a lower price due to the extra compitition.
The Beer store should not have a monopoly. |
| 44 | jimmy bee | Lets break the foreign monopoly, get distribution working at the corner store!!!!! |
| 45 | Frank Jacques | |
| 46 | Doug Hannah | |
| 47 | David Steven | |
| 48 | Roy Jackson | |
| 49 | Anonymous | |
| 50 | Kevin Gregoire | AGREE 100% |