Liquor sales unlikely in Chetwynd grocery stores soon
Under new provincial rules grocery stores may sell liquor from April 1 2015 but local Chetwynd players see hurdles. IGA cites Sobeys West ownership and store size limits. Super Valu questions disqualification and market size. Both say any change hinges on numbers and store footprint.
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Sobeys West
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British Columbia moves to single wholesale liquor price in 2015
The BC government enacts changes toward a single wholesale price for all liquor retailers from April 1 2015 to curb perceived unfair advantages and simplify discounts. The plan aims to boost competition, with events at ski hills and golf courses encouraged and a single license endorsement for up to 26 events per year introduced from December 9. BCGEU cautions revenue could be affected and will monitor impacts on provincial revenues.
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District moves ahead with planned sewer lagoon upgrades
The district reports progress on upgrading the wastewater lagoon system in the la goon site with plans for a second deep concrete aerated lagoon in the future. Regional District funding may support the second lagoon under the Building Canada Fund Major Infrastructure component, with grant recipients to be announced in spring or summer.
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Building Canada
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