The province of Ontario has announced that it will allow restaurants to permanently sell alcohol with food takeout and delivery in an attempt to support the industry through the pandemic.
The provincial government has made allowing alcohol in takeout and delivery orders from restaurants permanent. https://t.co/KX0xyh8e3J
— CityNews Toronto (@CityNews) December 10, 2020
The change was made on December 9th alongside other relief measures like nixing licensing requirements for third-party delivery services and reducing the price of spirits that are consumed on-site.
Additionally, licensed operators may now serve alcohol on docker boats, alcoholic drinks can be included in delivered food boxes and meal kits, and alcohol distillers may deliver their own products to sell spirits and wine at farmers’ markets.