Premier pans NSLC vaccine policy for workers
Premier Tim Houston is not raising a glass to the vaccine policy the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation is applying to its employees.
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Premier Tim Houston is not raising a glass to the vaccine policy the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation is applying to its employees.
NSLC spokesperson Bev Ware says the average price per gram was slightly higher than $10 when cannabis was first legalized
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 ...