Toronto bar owners take AGCO to court over bizarre incident with liquor inspector
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In what must be one of the more unusual cases to come across an Ontario Superior Court judge s desk this year, several Toronto business owners are taking legal action against The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario over the restrictions imposed upon them after a liquor inspector was compared to Aunt Lydia from the hit TV show The Handmaid s Tale.
Let me break this down a bit.
Anthony Greene, former owner of Castro s Lounge on Queen Street East, sent an (admittedly) ill-advised, late-night Facebook message to the personal (but public) account of a liquor inspector he d dealt with occasionally in the past.
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