Calj

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CALJ as an organization was formed in 1942 to provide senior officers of liquor jurisdictions an opportunity to meet with Federal Government officials on excise issues, and to discuss alcohol strengths, bottle sizes, and accounting controls. Over the years the liquor boards used the opportunity to discuss operating issues, meeting with the Trade Associations on alcohol policy issues, meeting with health care groups on social responsibility topics and developing a programme for the sharing of beverage alcohol sales data. During the 1960's The Association hired an Executive Director to manage the affairs of the Association and to develop the exchange of sales data programme. There were two Executive directors until the early 80's when the sale of data programme was transferred to the Association of Canadian Distillers. Currently, CALJ meets twice a year, usually in February and June (The Association of Liquor Licensing Authorities of Canada, ALAC, meet at the same time) to review...

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