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Ensuring Safer Drinking Environments. Part 2 in the Helping Municipal Governments series on reducing alcohol-related harm. (http://test.carbc.ca/Portals/0/Community/Municipal/2EnsSafeEnv(e).pdf)
Limiting Alcohol Advertising. Part 4 in the Helping Municipal Governments series on reducing alcohol-related harm. (http://test.carbc.ca/Portals/0/Community/Municipal/4LimitAdv(e).pdf)
Limiting Alcohol Availability. Part 1 in the Helping Municipal Governments series on reducing alcohol-related harm. (http://test.carbc.ca/Portals/0/Community/Municipal/1LimitAvail(e).pdf)
Municipal Alcohol Policy Guide: A practical resource for successfully managing drinking in recreational settings. This package provides guidance on how to develop a municipal alcohol policy (MAP). Order Form (http://orfa.com/orfaoldweb/MAP/MAP%20Guide.pdf)
Reducing Drinking and Driving. Part 3 in the Helping Municipal Governments series on reducing alcohol-related harm. (http://test.carbc.ca/Portals/0/Community/Municipal/3ReduceDD(e).pdf)
Serving It Right: BC's Responsible Beverage Service Program. This is a mandatory self-study course that educates licensees, managers and servers about their legal responsibilities when serving alcohol, and provides effective techniques to prevent problems related to over-service. (http://www.pssg.gov.bc.ca/lclb/LLinBC/serving_it_right.htm)