Liquor Licence
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B.C. liquor laws back in the spotlight after restaurant fined for patrons dancingLoula's Taverna on Vancouver's Commercial Drive was slapped with the choice of a $10,000 fine or a one-week liquor license suspension, in part, because people were dancing.PoliticsMar 1, 2024
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‘Profits over people’: Liquor licence granted to 7-Eleven location near Western UniversityDespite pleas from local business owners and community members, the Ontario Licencing Appeals Tribunal has awarded a liquor licence to a 7-Eleven near Western University.CanadaAug 24, 2023
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Winnipeg 7-Eleven applies for dining room liquor licenceThe company has applied for a dining room liquor licence for its location on Ness Avenue at Sturgeon Road, as part of a planned revamp into a licensed eatery.ConsumerJun 6, 2023
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Alberta streamlines liquor licensing, gives municipalities power to allow drinking in parksAnother amendment would ease restrictions on liquor consumption in parks and let municipalities determine whether drinking in public parks will be allowed.ConsumerFeb 26, 2020
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Rapper The Game cancels Edmonton appearance at Ranch RoadhouseIn a post on his Instagram page, the rapper said he made the decision not to perform at the bar Jan. 16 after hearing about Mohamed Abdi's death.Dec 9, 2018
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Family wants south Edmonton bar shut down after 20-year-old found dead in coldThe family of a young man found dead in a south Edmonton parking lot after being kicked out of a bar is demanding answers.NewsNov 21, 2018
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NS changes restaurant liquor regulations allowing drinks without mealIt's a little easier to get a drink in Nova Scotia after the province changed liquor licensing regulations.CanadaJan 24, 2017
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Champagne while you shop? B.C. businesses can soon apply for liquor licencesStarting early next year, all B.C. businesses will have the chance to apply for a liquor licence.EconomyNov 16, 2016
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Some Edmonton festivals opting for more relaxed liquor licencesFestival season is well underway in Edmonton, and often times with summer festivals come beer gardens. But it appears more Alberta festivals are steering away from the traditional gardens, choosing instead to license the entire event site.Jun 20, 2014
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