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Liquor Control
and Licensing Branch (LCLB)
LCLB issues licences in B.C. for making and selling liquor
(either by the glass or bottle) and supervises the service of liquor
in licensed establishments.
Direct links
to all application forms are available on the Application
Forms & Fees page. For how-to information on licensing and
change processes, see If You Want
a Liquor Licence or If You Have
a Liquor Licence.
Liquor
Distribution Branch (LDB)
LDB regulates the distribution, importation and retailing of beverage
alcohol in B.C. and operates over 200 government liquor stores in
the province. For information about the Liquor Distribution Branch,
please see the BC
Liquor Stores site.
Bar
and Restaurant Hours on New Year's Eve
On New Year's Eve, bars and restaurants can sell liquor until 4:00
a.m., unless local bylaws prohibit extended hours. Any establishments
serving liquor until 4:00 a.m. must have food available.
Renew
and Review Your Liquor Licence Online
Six weeks before your liquor licence is due to expire, we will send
the primary owner of your licensed establishment instructions on
how to set up an online account.
Effective
December 1, 2006
Fees
for liquor licences will change — some will increase, some will
decrease and some will remain the same. The increases apply primarily
to licensees who want to make a change to their business, such as
a relocation, structural change, or temporary extension of the licensed
area. Most licence application and renewal fees will stay the same.
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