Hundreds of LCBOs across Ontario will open Monday

By The Canadian Press

Posted Jul 30, 2016 07:17:24 AM.

This article is more than 5 years old.

More than 400 of Ontario’s liquor stores will be open on the civic holiday Monday.

The province said the civic holiday is not a statutory holiday under Ontario’s Retail Business Holidays Act, so liquor, beer and wine stores can open as long as local municipalities do not object.

Traditionally, L-C-B-O and beer stores in cottage and resort areas have opened on the civic holiday in communities that either do not observe the holiday or observe it later in the year.

All L-C-B-O stores will operate under their normal business hours on Saturday and Sunday.

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