But, prohibition was quickly abolished in 1921 due to the Alcoholic Beverages Act which created the Commission des liqueurs du Québec. In 1927, the British Judicial Committee of the Privy Council drew a clear border between northeast Quebec and south Labrador. However, the Quebec government did not recognize the ruling of the Judicial Committee, resulting in a boundary dispute which remains ongoing.
Prohibition was swiftly abolished in 1921 through the Alcoholic Beverages Act, which created the Commission des liqueurs du Québec. In 1927, the British Judicial Committee of the Privy Council drew a clear boundary between northeast Quebec and south Labrador. Nevertheless, the Quebec government did not accept this ruling, resulting in an unresolved territorial dispute.