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    1. Donmexico666 on

      How many alcoholics died or suffered from DT,s during that time. Did the addict flee to canada or find easier fixes? a part of our history needs more attention? would help for current providers.

    2. Educational-Sundae32 on

      This map is incorrect, Quebec had, on the provincial level, a partial prohibition( a ban on hard liquor) in 1920

    3. ineedanewhobbee on

      Alaska wasn’t a state until the late 50s, did they still have prohibition?

    4. BeaverMissed on

      I’m surprised you have Quebec and what would have been all of NorthWest territory. All of Canada of had prohibition between 2018-1020. This was a war measure act. But by the end of 1920 most provinces had rescinded and replaced with liquor consumption laws such as age restrictions.

    5. AndresSavior on

      There is data about Greenland, but not for the Valparaíso Region in Chile, which did not even exist in 1920.

    6. There are actually some really special golf courses along the border of Maine and New Brunswick where you enter from the United States and play golf in Canada without the need of any sort of border check. They were made, if I recall correctly, back around these times and politicians and the rich would go up and play golf in Canada and drink and then come back across the border. They still exist to this day which is kind of cool, Canada only required that they are staffed by Canadian citizens.

    7. ProfessorEtc on

      You hear so much about alcohol being smuggled from Canada into the States during prohibition, you just assume Canada didn’t have it. I guess it all came from Quebec.

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