 Indeed, Trois-Rivières, Lévis, Lachine, Sainte-Agathe, Louiseville, Sainte-Rose and Terrebonne had voted for local prohibition in 1915, while Quebec City had done the same on October 4, 1917.All these regulations had to be rescinded, one municipality at a time.Prohibition was finally abolished on May 1, 1921 when the "Alcoholic Beverages Act" creating the Commission des liqueurs du Québec entered into force.