Smart Serve Alcohol Laws and Regulations 4

Question 1

Under Ontario's Liquor Licence and Control Act, what is the legal drinking age?

Accepted Answer

19

Answer

18

Answer

20

Answer

21

Question 2

What is a server's legal liability if they serve an obviously intoxicated person who later causes harm?

Accepted Answer

The server and establishment can be held legally liable for damages

Answer

No liability — it's the patron's responsibility

Answer

Only the establishment is liable, not the individual server

Answer

Liability only applies if the patron was a minor

Question 3

When can a licensed establishment in Ontario serve alcohol?

Accepted Answer

Only during hours specified on their liquor licence

Answer

24 hours a day

Answer

From 9 AM to 2 AM only

Answer

Whenever they choose, regardless of licence conditions

Question 4

What is the maximum fine for a first offence of serving a minor in Ontario?

Accepted Answer

$100,000

Answer

$500

Answer

$10,000

Answer

$250,000

Question 5

Can an Ontario bar refuse service to someone based on intoxication level?

Accepted Answer

Yes — servers are legally required to refuse service to intoxicated persons

Answer

No, refusing service is discrimination

Answer

Only with a manager's written approval

Answer

Only after the patron causes a disturbance

Question 6

What role does the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) play?

Accepted Answer

It regulates and enforces Ontario's liquor laws, issuing and monitoring licences

Answer

It sells alcohol directly to consumers

Answer

It provides free alcohol safety training

Answer

It operates all bars in Ontario