TORONTO — Workers with Ontario's main liquor retailer will hold a rally in downtown Toronto today on the second day of their historic strike.
TORONTO — Workers with Ontario 's main liquor retailer will hold a rally in downtown Toronto today on the second day of their historic strike.
It says they fear job losses after Ford's government announced plans to allow convenience stores and all grocery stores to sell beer, wine and ready-to-drink cocktails.Stores are expected to stay closed for at least 14 days, though LCBO convenience outlets in smaller communities will remain open and online ordering is available with product limits in place.
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