The LCBO says it is reopening five retail locations for one day next week to allow bar and restaurant owners to buy alcohol amid a strike by thousands of its employees.
The Liquor Control Board of Ontario says it is reopening five retail locations for one day next week to allow bar and restaurant owners to buy alcoholits wholesale customers that it will open five LCBO retail stores in unspecified key locations on July 10 to facilitate licensee in-store shopping by appointment.
"We have a contingency plan in place and the LCBO is continuing to receive and fulfill wholesale orders," the Crown corporation said. "We're happy to hear that there are contingency plans in place. However, we'll see what happens as they unfold. I mean, the reality is that business isn't gonna be as normal. Everything is going to be changed, and operators are gonna have to adjust during this period of time."
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