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Monopoly intact: Brewers' Warehousing preserved its monopoly by convincing Liberals that corner-store beer would have the perverse effect of raising distribution costs and thus cutting sales
Monopoly intact: Brewers' Warehousing preserved its monopoly by convincing Liberals that corner-store beer would have the perverse effect of raising distribution costs and thus cutting sales

Monopoly intact: Brewers' Warehousing preserved its monopoly by convincing Liberals that corner-store beer would have the perverse effect of raising distribution costs and thus cutting sales

Date2/22/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Monopoly intact: Brewers' Warehousing preserved its monopoly by convincing Liberals that corner-store beer would have the perverse effect of raising distribution costs and thus cutting sales.
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Minding the store: Richard Davidson, Brewers' Warehousing Co. president, says permitting beer to be sold in grocery stores, as suggested by the provincial Liberals, could lead to lost jobs, as well as a rise in beer prices and increased social and ecologi
Minding the store: Richard Davidson, Brewers' Warehousing Co. president, says permitting beer to be sold in grocery stores, as suggested by the provincial Liberals, could lead to lost jobs, as well as a rise in beer prices and increased social and ecologi
1/10/1984
Your Beer supply is handled by this former big businessman, Earl Brownridge, head of Brewer's Warehousing. Today, he delves into distribution. Ontario beer is cheapest because of top efficiency he says.
Your Beer supply is handled by this former big businessman, Earl Brownridge, head of Brewer's Warehousing. Today, he delves into distribution. Ontario beer is cheapest because of top efficiency he says.
7/31/1970
Draught beer will be subject to a 10 - per-cent sales tax and the gallonage tax will go up 27 1/2 percent
Draught beer will be subject to a 10 - per-cent sales tax and the gallonage tax will go up 27 1/2 percent
3/28/1972
Fears new law: Dr. Barry Sherman, president of a Canadian drug manufacturing company, says the proposed law threatens Canada's role in the industry. Everything we've accomplished is being threatened by Bill C-22, which in essence would restore the monopolies, he says.
Fears new law: Dr. Barry Sherman, president of a Canadian drug manufacturing company, says the proposed law threatens Canada's role in the industry. Everything we've accomplished is being threatened by Bill C-22, which in essence would restore the monopolies, he says.
1/22/1987
He's got a monopoly on monopoly
He's got a monopoly on monopoly
10/29/1976
Beer at the corner store? You bet your ball cap
Beer at the corner store? You bet your ball cap
3/6/1987
Add it up, That's the theme Clif Pilkey, left, and Paul Forder are asking unions to use to remind their members to calculate living costs under the Tories and Liberals - and to vote NDP
Add it up, That's the theme Clif Pilkey, left, and Paul Forder are asking unions to use to remind their members to calculate living costs under the Tories and Liberals - and to vote NDP
1/28/1980
St. George's Riding mark your ballot thus
St. George's Riding mark your ballot thus
1926
Medical anti-monopoly petition
Medical anti-monopoly petition
1849
Old England has no monopoly of doll houses used for human habitation
Old England has no monopoly of doll houses used for human habitation
12/4/1948
Tradition is honored. Above: Reprich family from left, Clara Reprich, Oliver, Otto Reprich and Thomas enjoy a quiet game of Monopoly. Furnishings in t(...)
Tradition is honored. Above: Reprich family from left, Clara Reprich, Oliver, Otto Reprich and Thomas enjoy a quiet game of Monopoly. Furnishings in t(...)
9/21/1972
Lloyd Robertson (left) and Harvey Kirck will give CTV a Canadian monopoly on star anchormen when they launch their two-men newscast
Lloyd Robertson (left) and Harvey Kirck will give CTV a Canadian monopoly on star anchormen when they launch their two-men newscast
10/14/1976