Post by
rustyblades on Jun 18, 2024 12:46pm
LCBO Strike date July 5
If the LCBO union does go on strike on July 5 I think this would be a positive for Peller. With the LCBO closed the only wines availble for purchase in Ontario would be those in the supermarket outlets and vineyard stores. Although it may be a positive for Peller it's more difficult to assess the impact on the bottom line.
Comment by
TimeBuilder1 on Jun 18, 2024 1:16pm
Poor over worked & under paid LCBO staff.... they must need some help from outside sources IMO ;>(
Comment by
rustyblades on Jun 18, 2024 3:36pm
Off topic but I just returned from a vacation in Japan and there you can buy a cold beer from an outdoor vending machine alongside yogurt drinks, water and pop. Like in Europe there are no liquor stores. You can buy a bottle of Ballantine's Scotch or Suntory whiskey in a drugstore or convenience store for less than $12 CAD. People here need to get a grip on where alcohol can be sold.
Comment by
johnathamilton on Jun 18, 2024 4:04pm
I don't care where it's being sold. I do care that a government makes a deal then breaks it, incurring hundreds of millions of dollars in compensation to the other party, when we still have lead in public school drinking fountains.
Comment by
Possibleidiot01 on Jun 18, 2024 4:58pm
It's been some time since I was there but I remember hard liquor in vending machines ( shut off after 12am) and a beer coming out of a machine upside down with no bad effects.
Comment by
Jonathan9 on Jul 05, 2024 7:26am
LCBO strike has started. Net benefit to Andrew Peller? Can they benefit with having the Wine Shops with a prolonged strike? I hope so. Good opportunity for some well placed advertising.
Comment by
Puma1back on Jul 05, 2024 8:19am
It can't hurt - right now lcbo is calling for 2 weeks