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The Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation is expanding its hours of operation.
As of today, most stores will be open Monday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sundays from noon until 5 p.m.
Some smaller stores may have different hours.
Just under a month ago as a province-wide lockdown kicked in, store hours were reduced to allow for enhancing cleaning during the third wave of COVID-19.
NSLCs continue to operate at 25 per cent capacity as per provincial regulations, so lineups outside stores are possible.
The NSLC is asking customers to do the following:
wear a mask,
pay with cards to avoid using cash whenever possible, and
Auditor General’s Performance Audit of Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation
May 25, 2021 - 9:02 AM
Auditor General Kim Adair-MacPherson released phase two of a performance audit of the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation today, May 25.
The report addresses:
inventory management
governance structures and processes
A detailed news release, the report, summary, and a highlight video can be found on the Office of the Auditor General’s website at https://www.oag-ns.ca
In keeping with COVID-19 protocols, the report is available online only.
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Posted: May 25, 2021 12:20 PM AT | Last Updated: May 25
The Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation does more than $750 million in sales each year.(CBC)
The Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation does not have the checks and balances in place to be able to fully justify the decisions it makes about what products it buys, where they are placed on store shelves and at what price.
That s one of the key findings of an audit released Tuesday by Kim Adair-MacPherson, Nova Scotia s new auditor general. In her first report to the House of Assembly, Adair-MacPherson didn t mince words. Overall we found the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation does not have adequate processes and documentation to ensure important decisions over the procurement and promotion of retail beverage alcohol are made and supported in a consistent manner, stated her 27-page audit report.
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May 25, 2021 | 1:35 PM
The Auditor General’s report on the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation has found it does not have clear policies in place for the sale, pricing, and promotion of its products.
Kim Adair-MacPherson’s report marks the second phase in the performance audit of the NSLC and was released to the Nova Scotia House of Assembly on Tuesday.
Adair-MacPherson found the NSLC does not have clear procedures to determine what products it sells and promotes, how to price its merchandise, or where to display it in stores.
She also found the corporation lacks formal job descriptions for several management level employees in their customer strategy division, which is responsible for the product selection process.