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Phone: |
(902) 424-6160 [ Dartmouth Office ]
(902) 563-3495 [ Sydney Office ]
1-877-565-0556 (toll-free in Nova Scotia)
Note: If you call after normal business hours, your call will be returned
the next day. |
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Visit: |
Dartmouth location:
Alderney Gate, 5th floor
40 Alderney Drive
Dartmouth, NS
fax: (902) 424-6313 |
Sydney location:
Nova Scotia Power Building
235 Townsend Street
Sydney, NS
fax: (902) 563-3430 |
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(Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30
am to 4:30 pm) |
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E-mail: |
Licensing & Registration: agdlicense@gov.ns.ca
Investigation & Enforcement: agdinvest@gov.ns.ca
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Website: |
http://www.gov.ns.ca/lwd/agd/ |
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Write: |
Licensing Section
Alcohol and Gaming Division
P.O. Box 545
Dartmouth, NS B2Y 3Y8 |
| Application Forms & Process: |
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Licence: Eating Establishment can request a Caterer Extension application by phone, fax, mail or visiting the Alcohol and Gaming Division office. Once the application form is completed and provided that everything is in order, approval is provided
by the Alcohol and Gaming Division.
Download:
Application for Caterer Extension
Please note: These forms are in Portable
Document Format (PDF), which requires the FREE Adobe® Acrobat® Reader.
If you do not have the Reader, you can download
the program FREE of charge.
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| Waiting Period: |
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1 day, after satisfactory completion of the application. |
| Related Requirements: |
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None |
| Additional Information: |
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Off-premises events must be within the same municipality that the eating
establishment itself is located.
Special permits from the N.S. Liquor Corporation: Beverage alcohol,
besides being purchased to be consumed socially, is also used for medicinal
and health purposes, for flavouring or condiments in food preparations,
and for specially designated religious ceremonies. All of these
activities require a permit from the N.S.
Liquor Corporation. These special permits cover: Physicians,
Nursing Homes, Food Industry and Food Manufacturers, Pharmacists, Mechanical
& Scientific uses, Dentists, Hospitals and Sacramental Wine.
In addition, liquor suppliers and manufacturers operating in Nova Scotia
must be registered with the Corporation. These include private Retail
outlets, manufacturing sites, warehousing sites, and special operations,
such as: Hospitality rooms, Brew pubs, Farm Winery outlets, Special
Event liquor tastings, etc. For more information, click
here. |
| Legislative Authority: |
| | Liquor
Control Act, Revised Statutes of Nova Scotia, 1989, Section 47 (1)
Liquor
Licensing Regulations, Revised Statutes of Nova Scotia, 1989, Section
5
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