Liquor licensee resources and information

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Resources

Operating your establishment videos

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Contract manufacturing

 

Manufacturer licence

 

The role of the liquor and cannabis inspector

 

The enforcement process

 

 

The role of a licensed liquor agent

 

Records for inspection

 

Compliance responsibilities

Please note, the Liquor Control and Licensing Branch has been renamed the Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch

 

How to check for identification

Please note, the Liquor Control and Licensing Branch has been renamed the Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch


Criminal record check

Anyone who applies for a liquor licence in B.C. must get a criminal record check from their local RCMP detachment or police department.

A criminal record check shows whether you have been charged with and/or convicted of a criminal offence.

If you have a criminal record, the LCRB looks at the circumstances of your individual case before deciding whether to continue with the liquor licence application process.

If you have applied for a liquor licence and had a criminal record check done within the last four months, you don't need to get another one unless you are requested to.

Licensee information in different languages

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Liquor licensees still need to follow policies in the Liquor Licence Terms and Conditions Handbooks.