Nova Scotia passes new Liquor Licensing regulations

Nova Scotia tweaked its Liquor Licensing regulations last Friday when the provincial cabinet approved several changes to existing rules.  Changes include allowing clubs, legions, and beverage rooms to close at 2 a.m. (as opposed to 1 a.m.), and allowing staff of licensed establishments to sample liquor products on site.  The most important change: Patrons can now bring their own wine to licensed restaurants that wish to provide that option. They can also bring home with them an unfinished bottle of wine.  "This really opens up a door for consumers," according to Gordon Stewart, executive director of the Restaurant Association of Nova Scotia.  But not all wishes were granted. Restaurant and bar owners are still waiting for the province to start offering them wholesale prices on liquor.

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Steve narrowly avoided a $450 fine. 

Jeannine has been all over the place...a real jet-setter.  What has she seen and done in her travels? 

Steve buys Japanese condoms...he'll let you know how it goes.

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