an address to the Canadian Club of Toronto, delivered by Samuel Bronfman

an overview of the beverage alcohol industry

employee handbook

The Addiction Research Foundation is an agency of the Province of Ontario. The discussion kit includes documents and pamphlets dealing with the problem of alcoholism, especially with alcoholism in the workplace, and how to address alcoholic employees

Details Provincial laws regarding liquor advertising

This document analyzes a brief submitted by Saskatchewan Brewers Association Limited to The Committee of Inquiry in Saskatchewan. Includes a copy of the brief submitted by Saskatchewan Brewers Association Limited.

This brief examines how excessive excise duties are hurting the Canadian distilling industry.

Preliminary form of above document.

Le juste milieu; and Some Economic Facts about the Beverage Distilling Industry in Canada, by J.R. Petrie, M.A., Ph.D. in French and English copies.

This brief discusses various issues including taxation, increasing sales of Canadian whiskey, wages, and Liquor Boards and Commissions.

This brief argues against increasing the excise duty on distilled spirits.

This brief provides recommendations for improving government beverage alcohol policy, Liquor Board policies, Liquor Board operating procedures, reducing Government costs, and maximizing Government revenue.

This brief provides recommendations for better methods of control, reducing provincial government costs, and maximizing government revenue.

circulars sent to association members. These circulars provide analysis of tax measures enacted under the Dominion Budget and government policy regarding trade restrictions and manpower resources for military service and wartime production

Fact Books, 1978-1982 and 1975 press release and background memorandum regarding persistence of moonshine problem

Includes data from each state and Washington, D.C.

Includes information on the anti-moonshine campaign, statistics on seized illegal stills, moonshine production, the dangers of moonshine, and lost tax revenues due to moonshiners.