Smart Serve Ontario Ontario Liquor Laws 3

Question 1

Under Ontario law, is it legal for a patron to bring their own alcohol into a licensed establishment?

Accepted Answer

No, unless the establishment has a bring-your-own (BYO) endorsement

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Yes, at any time

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Yes, but only wine with a meal

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No, under no circumstances

Question 2

What does 'over-service' mean under Ontario liquor legislation?

Accepted Answer

Continuing to serve alcohol to a person who is or appears intoxicated

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Serving too many customers at once

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Serving more than two drinks at a time

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Serving alcohol past 2 a.m.

Question 3

Which of the following is NOT an accepted form of photo ID for alcohol purchases in Ontario?

Accepted Answer

College or university student card

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Canadian passport

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Canadian Citizenship Card with photo

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BYID card (Ontario Photo Card)

Question 4

In Ontario, can a municipality pass bylaws that are more restrictive than provincial liquor laws?

Accepted Answer

Yes, municipalities can impose additional restrictions

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No, provincial law always overrides

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Only with federal approval

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Only in cities with populations over 100,000

Question 5

What is the consequence for a server who personally sells alcohol to a minor in Ontario?

Accepted Answer

The server can be personally fined and face criminal charges

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Only the establishment is penalized

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The server faces no personal liability

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The server receives a verbal warning for a first offence

Question 6

What is the legal requirement regarding signage about drinking and driving in Ontario licensed establishments?

Accepted Answer

A sign about impaired driving penalties must be posted in a visible location

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No signage is required

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Signs are only required in bars, not restaurants

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Signs are only required during holiday periods