Ontario announces temporary changes to alcohol service hours for the FIFA World Cup. From June 11 through July 19, licensed establishments across the province are allowed to serve alcohol later than the usual “last call.” CBC reports that participating Ontario locations can serve alcohol until 4 a.m. during the tournament period. Global News similarly says bars and restaurants are granted extended hours, describing the change as approximately two hours beyond the typical last call of 2 a.m. The province also expands retail alcohol access during the event. CBC notes that LCBO hours will be extended at some store locations during the tournament, though it does not provide a full province-wide schedule. Together, the reports indicate the rule applies across Ontario for the World Cup dates, with service hours extended for licensed venues and select LCBO retail hours adjusted to align with the event.
Ontario extends bar hours during FIFA World Cup until July 19
Ontario announces temporary changes to alcohol service hours for the FIFA World Cup. From June 11 through July 19, licensed establishments across the province are allowed to serve alcohol later than t...
- Ontario allows licensed establishments to serve alcohol later during the FIFA World Cup.
- The extended hours run from June 11 to July 19.
- CBC says alcohol service is permitted until 4 a.m. during that period.
- Global reports the change is about two hours beyond the usual 2 a.m. last call.
- LCBO hours are extended at some retail locations during the tournament.
Between June 11 and July 19, licensed bars and restaurants across the province will see their hours temporarily extended two hours beyond the typical last call of 2 a.m.
3 months agoFrom June 11 to July 19, Ontario establishments will be able to serve alcohol until 4 a.m., the province announced Tuesday. LCBO hours will also be extended at some retail locations during the tournament.
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