In a bylaw update that came into effect on Jan. 1, the City of Toronto has expanded zoning and licensing laws for entertainment venues, bars, and restaurants, into neighbourhoods beyond the downtown ...

Toronto club owners will now be able to open up their dance floors in almost any neighbourhood in the city as new bylaws for restaurants, bars and entertainment venues come into effect this month.

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(Courtesy: mrwolftoronto) Facebook Twitter Reddit Copy current article link A popular downtown Toronto nightclub could lose its liquor licence for 60 days, following the death of a 19-year-old ...

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A Toronto nightclub may see its liquor licence suspended after a 19-year-old man died while drinking at the establishment last May, according to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO).

Ontario's alcohol regulator is moving to suspend a Toronto nightclub's liquor licence for two months after a 19-year-old man was discovered dead inside the establishment last spring. In a news release ...

Changes to Toronto's bylaws will allow nightclubs to open in most commercial zones in the city, rather than be limited to downtown. (anthonymooney/Shutterstock ...

Bylaws still too restrictive, nightclub owner says But the changes don't go far enough for some. Charles Khabouth, CEO of Ink Entertainment, which owns several Toronto nightclubs and restaurants ...