In 1879 told a commission on liquor laws that wine would become a most important industry of the colony.

This has led to a push for more revisions to the liquor laws.

As a result, new liquor laws were introduced, including six o'clock closing.

That is not true, although there are some confusing liquor laws.

It might be tricky, getting around the liquor laws on Indians.

The province did reform its liquor laws during this period, however.

In Canada, liquor laws are made by the provinces and not the federal government.

This type of installation was not in line with Minnesota's liquor laws, however.

But in 1855, a new prohibitory liquor law was passed.

The next year the state legislature passed a revised liquor law.