BC Liqor Stores Might Start Booze Delivery Just Like Ontario

Ontario’s LCBO just announced that they will start taking booze orders online and they will deliver those orders straight to your home to boot! (no pun intended)

Orders must be a minimum of $50 and you’ll have to prove that you are legal drinking age of course.

BIG NEWS! You can now shop for beer, wine & spirits from the LCBO online! https://t.co/YUVDfaQSyO #LCBObuyonline pic.twitter.com/9kML9OxsjO

— LCBO (@LCBO) July 26, 2016

Now British Columbia’s liquor agency says it’s  working on an online tool for buying alcohol.

Some privately owned companies already deliver booze, but new rules for government stores would step up the competition.

David Eby, provincial opposition liquor critic for the NDP, said he is worried about ensuring alcohol products will be off limits to young people under the new system.

Is liquor delivery genius or dangerous? Will it be reliable with Canada Post delivering? So many questions…I need a drink!

Here’s some reaction to the LCBO announcement:

Everyone is so excited about LCBO delivering booze but it takes 3 days to arrive & costs $12more convenient to just uber & get it myself

— Peter Slattery (@peteslattery) July 27, 2016

Ok u can order liquor to ur house from lcbo thats cool but 12$ delivery fee? No ma'm

— NINTENDO $HAWTY (@BasedGodd3ss) July 27, 2016

LCBO is gonna do online delivery!??!!!??!!!???!?!!!!!

— ?BiGMomMa™ (@MsCherry_Berry) July 27, 2016

The online LCBO online ordering is so dumb. Lemme just order my jager now for the pre in 5 weeks

— anth (@an21gentile) July 27, 2016