News Items tag as: BC Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch

B.C. karaoke bar accused of letting staff drink wins case
April 08, 2023 - 3:30 PM

A B.C. karaoke bar has avoided a $1,000 fine after B.C. liquor inspectors accused the pub of letting an employee drink while working.
B.C. bar slapped with $19K fine after liquor inspector was delayed 7 minutes
January 30, 2023 - 7:00 PM
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A B.C. bar has been fined $19,000 after it took it seven minutes to unlock its door and let the liquor inspector in.
B.C. cafe shuttered after selling can of beer without food
December 17, 2022 - 4:30 PM

A B.C. cafe has been ordered to close for a day after it sold an undercover liquor inspector a can of beer to take out without selling them any food.
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Vehicle-free school zone? Some parents skeptical of Kamloops pilot project
Some parents are skeptical about a new Kamloops and school district pilot project which will put a temporary vehicle-free perimeter around a local elementary school in an attempt to increase safety and encourage healthier modes of travel. I

Some of the Mediterranean’s best hospitality can be found in Penticton
Anyone who's developed an appetite for authentic Greek food from a restaurant that recreated its own Mediterranean atmosphere probably already knows about Theo’s in Penticton. The taste of the food and design of the building

Competition Bureau recommends changing THC limits for edibles, easing pot packaging
Canada's competition watchdog is putting its weight behind some longtime cannabis industry asks including easing restrictions on cannabis packaging and adjusting limits on how much of pot’s psychoactive component can be in edible produc

Kelowna real estate company must pay $50,000 for defaming former agents
A Kelowna real estate company must pay two former agents $27,500 each for defaming them and abusing the court process by suing after they left the firm. The agents worked for Kelowna’s Premier Canadian Properties real estate firm when

B.C. karaoke bar accused of letting staff drink wins case