Ontario's beverage alcohol retail market was estimated to be worth $8.0 billion in 2005-06. [Answer]

The Liquor Licence Board of Ontario (LLBO) is a quasi-judicial government agency with broad powers to regulate alcohol sale, service, and consumption. [Answer]

There are over 2,000 liquor, beer and wine stores and vint/brew-your-own outlets across the province. [Answer]

In addition to retail alcohol outlets, there are some 16,000 licensed establishments and 80,000 licensed special events held annually in Ontario. [Answer]

Heavy drinkers are responsible for most alcohol problems. [Answer]

Educating people about responsible drinking is the most effective way to reduce alcohol problems. [Answer]

Most alcohol in Ontario is sold by the private sector. [Answer]

Last year, Ontario alcohol retailers transferred $2.5 billion in grants, taxes, fees and profits to federal, provincial and municipal governments. [Answer]

Ontario's liquor laws are enforced by 42 liquor inspectors. [Answer]

Two out of three Ontarians oppose alcohol sales in corner stores. [Answer]

When was the LCBO established? [Answer]

What proportion of Ontario residents live within 10 minutes of a liquor store? [Answer]