Liquor License

• Toronto police lets licence lapse for bar located inside its headquarters

  A spokesperson for Toronto police told Global News that senior officers, who had access to the bar, were told about the change in May.

  Canada

  Jul 9, 2023
  
• London, Ont. labour group and politicians against 7-Eleven selling alcohol near Western campus

  The London and District Labour Council and local politicians are fighting against 7-Eleven’s application to sell liquor at a local connivance store.

  Canada

  Aug 17, 2022
  
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• New Manitoba liquor licence bill aims to expand businesses’ ability to sell booze

  The province is introducing a new bill to modernize the process of getting a liquor license, making it easier for certain businesses to qualify.

  Consumer

  May 24, 2022
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• Coronavirus: Questions arise over booze rules at Kelowna nightclub

  Despite pandemic-imposed rules, at least one business in Kelowna is allowing guests to sip their drinks until 2 a.m., which is causing some confusion.

  Canada

  Sep 27, 2020
• London businesses celebrate AGCO decision to allow bars to open early for World Cup

  Despite a major time difference and some bureaucratic confusion, local World Cup fans have been enjoying alcoholic beverages at their favourite establishments.

  Sports

  Jun 19, 2018
• Vancouver’s Trump Tower denied nightclub liquor licence in surprising vote

  Vancouver City Council has denied the Trump Tower a liquor licence, prohibiting them from operating a bar or nightclub.

  Politics

  May 19, 2016
• WATCH: Boonstock Productions President speaks out on LCLB’s decision

  President of Boonstock Productions expresses disappointment and confusion over liquor license rejection.

  Jul 29, 2014
• UPDATE: Penticton Indian Band reinstates support for Boonstock

  Despite Boonstock organizers' optimism, the BC Liquor Control and Licensing Branch's decision to deny the festival's liquor license application is final.

  Jul 28, 2014
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• Why the Ontario election has left Toronto liquor licences in limbo

  Toronto restaurants and bars looking to add liquor sales are in a state of limbo thanks to new liquor licencing rules and, in a strange twist, the provincial election.

  Politics

  May 30, 2014