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Tribute Communities Centre’s liquor licence expires
Guests at the Tribute Communities Centre in Oshawa over the weekend couldn’t buy any alcohol. A statement from the City of Oshawa on Sunday, February 8 says they were informed by Oak View Group (OVG) that the venue’s liquor licence expired due to “an administrative error.” Oshawa Generals season ticket holders were notified there would be no alcohol service in an email sent out Sunday. Due to an administrative error with our liquor license, alco…
Liquor will be served at the next Generals game
Tribute Communities Centre’s (TCC) in Oshawa was forced to go dry last weekend for the Oshawa Generals game. The City of Oshawa said it has been informed by Oak View Group (OVG) that, due to an administrative error, the TCC liquor licence has expired. As a result, alcohol service was not be available last weekend for the Oshawa Generals Hockey game on Sunday, February 8. OVG anticipates they will have regular alcohol service for their next event…
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