Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation
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Nova Scotia government says offer rejected by wine industry is ‘fair’The Nova Scotia government says its offer of financial aid to the province’s wine industry is still on the table, despite it being rejected by grape growers.EconomySep 26, 2024
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Long-promised Nova Scotia Loyal program to offer rewards for buying localA promised program to encourage people to buy local will apply only at Sobeys Inc. grocery stores and the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation.CanadaJul 23, 2024
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NSLC scores big in alcohol sales thanks in part to world juniors in HalifaxSales to bars, pubs and restaurants were up 46.4 per cent to $13.4 million, thanks to the IIHF World Junior Hockey Championships that were held in Halifax.CanadaFeb 21, 2023
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Cannabis sales in Nova Scotia see double-digit jump in NSLC fiscal yearThe NSLC say cannabis sales in the fiscal year ending March 31 jumped by more than 18 per cent. In comparison, alcohol sales were up just under 2 per cent.CanadaJun 14, 2022
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Nova Scotia premier upset by liquor corp’s delayed vaccine deadline for workersPremier Tim Houston is expressing displeasure with the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation's decision to give its employees until Jan. 15 to show proof of vaccination.CanadaDec 9, 2021
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NSLCs extending hours again as new COVID-19 exposure sites dropMost stores will now be open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., with Sunday hours of 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.CanadaMay 27, 2021
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NSLC reports jump in cannabis and alcohol sales in 3rd quarterThe agency says COVID-19 restrictions for bars, pubs and restaurants have lead to customers buying more alcohol and cannabis from NSLC stores.CanadaFeb 16, 2021
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Nova Scotians could get alcohol delivered to their homes as early as Spring 2021Any potential partner with the NSLC is supposed to be able to deliver to all areas of the province, seven days a week between 10 a.m. and 10 p.m.ConsumerOct 27, 2020
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Coronavirus shutdown provides NSLC with ‘unprecedented’ quarterSales increased by 5.3 per cent to $184.2 million between April 1, 2020 and June 28, 2020.PoliticsAug 25, 2020
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Nova Scotia price markup for local wines to be phased out over 4 yearsThe decision comes after an agreement between the governments of Canada and Australia.CanadaJul 27, 2020
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