We the people of Ontario demand that the Ontario Government immediately remove the distribution and retail monopoly currently enjoyed by the Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO).
We demand that the Ontario Government allow all types of alcohol currently sold by the LCBO to be sold through private businesses, including grocery and corner stores, specialized wine and liquor outlets, and other specialty stores.
The response to this campaign has gathered significant momentum that demonstrates a broad consensus for reform. This level of public engagement confirms that the demand for a competitive retail market is both widespread and urgent.
Reached 100 supporters
April 15, 2009
13 Comments
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Georgy
1 year ago
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I agree, but unfortunately Doug Ford may be part of the common enemy as he's announced his allegiance to protect his masters LCBO monopoly to the very end if he must! He's said this in a message, cause of this dude I can't get me some Henny Bourbon ice cream when I go shopping at ye daily local grocery trip!
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Francois Roy
2 years ago
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I dislike the LCBO on a good day, glorified cashiers with garbage service holding monopoly over where we can buy our alcohol is just insulting.
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Chris
2 years ago
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We don't need this, we need be able to buy it at the corner stores like the rest of the world, we are adults,
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Mike Foster
18 years ago
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Its 2018 why are we still acting like its the prohibition era. Just let us buy a beer at the gas station already.
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Sarah Wells
18 years ago
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THE LCBO IS A TOTAL JOKE. OVERPRICED AND NEVER OPEN WHEN YOU ACTUALLY NEED THEM.
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Dave Riley
18 years ago
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Government needs to stop babysitting us and get out of the liquor business. Tired of paying these taxes just to line their pockets.
We the people of Ontario demand that the Ontario Government immediately remove the distribution and retail monopoly currently enjoyed by the Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO).
We demand that the Ontario Government allow all types of alcohol currently sold by the LCBO to be sold through private businesses, including grocery and corner stores, specialized wine and liquor outlets, and other specialty stores.
The response to this campaign has gathered significant momentum that demonstrates a broad consensus for reform. This level of public engagement confirms that the demand for a competitive retail market is both widespread and urgent.
Reached 100 supporters
April 15, 2009
13 Comments
G
Georgy
1 year ago
Featured
I agree, but unfortunately Doug Ford may be part of the common enemy as he's announced his allegiance to protect his masters LCBO monopoly to the very end if he must! He's said this in a message, cause of this dude I can't get me some Henny Bourbon ice cream when I go shopping at ye daily local grocery trip!
F
Francois Roy
2 years ago
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I dislike the LCBO on a good day, glorified cashiers with garbage service holding monopoly over where we can buy our alcohol is just insulting.
C
Chris
2 years ago
Featured
We don't need this, we need be able to buy it at the corner stores like the rest of the world, we are adults,
M
Mike Foster
18 years ago
Featured
Its 2018 why are we still acting like its the prohibition era. Just let us buy a beer at the gas station already.
S
Sarah Wells
18 years ago
Featured
THE LCBO IS A TOTAL JOKE. OVERPRICED AND NEVER OPEN WHEN YOU ACTUALLY NEED THEM.
D
Dave Riley
18 years ago
Featured
Government needs to stop babysitting us and get out of the liquor business. Tired of paying these taxes just to line their pockets.
I agree, but unfortunately Doug Ford may be part of the common enemy as he's announced his allegiance to protect his masters LCBO monopoly to the very end if he must! He's said this in a message, cause of this dude I can't get me some Henny Bourbon ice cream when I go shopping at ye daily local grocery trip!