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Make this summer an Ontario-made summer! Our new interactive map shows thousands of convenient options where you can still buy beer, wine, spirits and other drinks across the province. Check out a local brewery or winery for some fantastic Ontario-made products near you and check back for more options...

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TDot Resident2 years ago

Wait - you’re using this video to attack the LCBO?

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Barney Panofsky's Best Intentions2 years ago

Got an interactive map to help people find ERs people can still access?

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Stuart B (B3man) 📝2 years ago

I don't need to drive around looking for wine or beer. It's available just 2 short blocks from home at my local LCBO store staffed by people who live in my town.

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Vicki Campbell🇨🇦2 years ago

How about you fukk off and shut up for next 4 months.

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Brian Beard2 years ago

Can I get a map of where I can find emergency clinics that are open?

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ERdoc2 years ago

Privatize everything, Doug. Time to release the shackles and give us more options than your crappy government controlled ones. This includes health care and schools.

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Penny Sands2 years ago

Jesus man who develops ur communication strategies.

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raina douris2 years ago

just got back from visiting ontario and everyone hates you man

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Catherine MacDonald-Robertson 🇨🇦🍎2 years ago

Excellent. Let LCBO workers sit on the picket line and collect strike pay for as long as it takes. Enough of this nonsense. Overpaid useless cashiers don't know anything about the products. They want more money they need to be qualified or have some kind of expertise I would think.

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