Ed Clark, Chair of the Premier’s Advisory Council on Government Assets, rejected claims that raising minimum prices for wine will be a significant revenue tool for the province, instead suggesting Ontario is looking to generate income long-term by growing the industry.
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Loaded wine costs: Minimum price for bottle on the rise
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