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Williams Lake City Council talks booze and Cannabis
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Booze and Cannabis were on last night’s Williams Lake City Council agenda.
The City Council was given a proposed renewed Liquor license to include the Williams Lake Curling Club’s ground floor, and a structural change to the Club on Mackenzie Street.
Mayor Surinderpal Rathor says the Curling Club already has the license, and the proposed changes were mainly “house cleaning.”“They already have the license upstairs.
I think a lot in the community will like it.”City Council also received a recommendation to approve a cannabis license for a new proposed cannabis store on Prosperity Way.
Mayor Rathor said in both licensing cases, the final decision will be reviewed and made by the recommendation of the Liquor and Cannabis Regulations Branch.