| # | Name | Comments |
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| 51 | Anonymous | |
| 52 | Daniel | |
| 53 | David Govan | The Ontario Government needs to stop hiding behind their present stance and allow the people and market conditions to decide what is best for the citizens of Ontario.
Allowing foreign corporations to dictate how, where, when, and what brands are sold to us is simply rediculous and an insult to the people of Ontario and especially to CANADIAN beer companies.
In typical liberal fashion, the present government is interested in only two things: the money they generate from taxes on beer sales, and to continually babysit the citizens of Ontario who they feel are much too immature and fool hardy to control their drinking without government intervention (read control). |
| 54 | Martin Winter | Prohibition proved, back in the 1920's, that morality cannot be legislated. It's time to treat the adults in Ontario as adults. |
| 55 | Anonymous | |
| 56 | Anonymous | I do far too much driving to locate and purchase a lousy bottle of beer for sale during specific restrictive hours thru this monopoly when I could be walking. |
| 57 | geoff post | |
| 58 | Anonymous | |
| 59 | Michelle Kyle | Let's learn from Quebec and Europe: sell beer and wine in convenience stores and grocery stores in Ontario. |
| 60 | Anonymous | |
| 61 | Steve Jackson | |
| 62 | Wes Ryan | a overhaul of our beer and wine distribution regulations is long overdue. give small brewers a chance to compete and consumers an opportunity to discover diverse products...remove the existing system and let freedom flow. |
| 63 | Geoff Taylor | Level the playing field for Canadian brewers. |
| 64 | Andy Hull | Online petitions are useless, please make a REAL petition for this cause so something might actually be done about it. This will not sway any politician. |
| 65 | Paul Synnott | While you're at it, end the LCBO monopoly as well. |
| 66 | Cody Punter | |
| 67 | Robert Nicholson | |
| 68 | ian sullivan | |
| 69 | Lino Natoli | All breweries to represent themselves to the public and I should be able to buy beers from a small place in Kingston as readily as a small place in Waterloo because demand warrants it not because a couple of companies decide they do not want to allow it. |
| 70 | Bill Wheeler CD | |
| 71 | Anonymous | |
| 72 | Anonymous | Put an end to government approved price fixing. It's anti-democratic. |
| 73 | Dean Hill | The monopoly over beer sales in Ontario needs to end. Beer should be available for sale in convenience and grocery stores as in Quebec. |
| 74 | Anonymous | Also the minimum$24.00 price tag should be removed, in the US you can still buy Canadian beer at less than $15.00 per case. |
| 75 | Tony Burson | |
| 76 | David Mahesh | Good start Derek! |
| 77 | Bill Pettersen | If food stores and grocery stores are going to sell beer, they should be required to do as thorough a job at controlling underage access as the Beer Store does. Currently, they do an abysmal job with tobacco. I don't have a problem with breaking up a monopoly, but only if adequate controls are in place for ALL players in the game. |
| 78 | Deryck Widdicombe | Just throw another cap in the bottlle with my name |
| 79 | G. Rumsby | Free enterprise should exist |
| 80 | Anonymous | The beer monopoly is a silly remnant of a government knows best system. It punishes small brewers, drives up the price of beer, and puts the government in the conflicted position of both marketing alcohol and controlling its distribution.
We sell cigarettes in corner stores but not beer. Dumb. |
| 81 | Paul Gaggi | Lets move into the 21st century and quit treating adults like children. |
| 82 | Ken Wright | I agree totally. As a former Quebecer I can attest to the fact that it is much more convenient to have grocery stores selling wine and beer and there are no problems with minors being sold these products. |
| 83 | Eric Buttrum | |
| 84 | Dan Scheuneman | The time is right to break this monopoly. As a taxpaying citizen of Ontario, I ask the government to heed this petition. |
| 85 | Frank Wichlo | |
| 86 | Elizabeth Hutton | Beer should be sold at the grocery and convenience stores |
| 87 | Anonymous | |
| 88 | Anonymous | I think prices should be in line with other provinces. |
| 89 | Anonymous | |
| 90 | rick dimmell | i think it sould be sold in stores it will bring the price down . |
| 91 | Anonymous | |
| 92 | Bob Palmateer | Foreign ownership of beer distribution in Ontario is unacceptable |
| 93 | Matthew Wylie | |
| 94 | Anonymous | |
| 95 | Calum McLeod | |
| 96 | Don MacKenzie | The Beer store monopoly is outrageous! I'm in favour of allowing beer sales through corner and grocery stores. |
| 97 | Jack Creed | |
| 98 | Jennifer A. Black | Beer and wine should be sold in supermarkets and corner stores, and not monopolized by brewers |
| 99 | Peter Martin | Stop the monopoly. Allow choice and competition. Let's enjoy a free market. |
| 100 | Peter Martin | Stop the monopoly. Allow choice and competition. Let's enjoy a free market. |