Alcohol-Drug Education Service

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Alcohol-Drug Education Service

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In 1915, the British Columbia Prohibition Association was formed in reaction to Premier McBride's decision to put the question of prohibition to the people. In 1933 the Association changed its name to the British Columbia Temperance League. In 1952, the B.C. Temperance League and the Alcohol Research Council joined forces and became known as the B.C. Alcohol Research and Education Council. The council was iIncorporated July 30, 1959. The name was changed to the Alcohol-Drug Education Council on October 15 1970, and was changed again to the Alcohol-Drug Education Service on November 21, 1972.

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