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P.E.I. considers updating 'outdated' liquor laws to let minors stay during entertainment

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Prince Edward Island’s finance minister says it’s time to modernize the province’s outdated liquor laws, to let minors stay at restaurants that serve alcohol during live music and trivia contests.

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P.E.I. considers updating 'outdated' liquor laws to let minors stay during entertainment

Prince Edward Island’s finance minister says it’s time to modernize the province’s outdated liquor laws, to let minors stay at restaurants that serve alcohol during live music and trivia contests.

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