Canadian drinking laws?

Question

I am planning on going to windsor for my birthday, and the motel i wanted to book is all booked up for that weekend. so i have to book it for a sunday night-monday morning. is there any laws in canada that there's no drinking or purchase of alcohol, or bars open on sundays? I am from the u.s. and it's like that here, just wondering if i go i can still have a good time :)

Thanks to whomever helps me!

Answer 1

No worries drinking on Sundays in Canada--there's not much else to do unless you like hockey or curling.

Legal drinking age is also 19 in Canada.

Answer 2

oh you could definately drink on a Sunday up here...

Have a good trip.  sounds like fun!

Answer 3

yes bars ,beerstores and liq storestores are open on sundays until 6pm,here in london anyways...

Answer 4

Yeah, no rules against drinking or buying alcohol on a Sunday night.  Our liquor stores will close early that night - all the Windsor stores are showing open from 12 noon to 5 pm - but the bars should be open until at least midnight if not 1am.  I've included the link below to our liquor stores since they're run by the province so you can search and find the closest one to your motel.

http://www.lcbo.ca/storesearch/index.sht...

If you don't know the actual address, you can find out from the front desk of the hotel or the staff will probably know where the closest LCBO is.

Answer 5

In Ontario you can now purchase alcohol at beer stores and LCBO on Sundays.  Bars are also open for business and if your in Windsor there is a nice casino there also.  Drinking age is 19 and I imagine the laws regarding drinking and driving are just as strict or perhaps stricter than the USA.  There is lots to do in that area and many things to see also.  I hope that your trip to Canada is a blast and that you will like it so much that you'll come back again and again.  Oh, bars close at 3:00 am and last call is at 2:00 am.