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While provincial regulations state that licensed establishments in New Brunswick can serve alcohol until 2 a.m., legislation is in force to offer protocol for extending liquor serving hours during special events of provincial, national or international stature.
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Although growth in liquor sales slowed in the last quarter of 2008-09, the Nova Scotia Liquor Corp. still reported a record profit of $212.6 million for the year ending March 2009.
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New figures suggest beer is the choice drink for consumers in New Brunswick. More than 51 million litres of the beverage were sold last year.
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The Restaurant Association of Nova Scotia is calling for fairness when it comes to punishments for serving alcohol to minors.
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The provincial government has hit licensed restaurants and bars with $1.2 million in new fees.
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The Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation is awaiting further information regarding the Alberta Liquor Stores Income Fund's recent minority (49 per cent) investment in Halifax's Vin Art Wines.
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