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With 2-month pilot, Toronto joins wave of Canadian cities legalizing alcohol in parks

Communities across Canada have been debating whether – and how – to allow alcohol consumption in public spaces

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Alcohol consumption is now allowed in 27 Toronto parks, for a limited time | iNFOnews

TORONTO - Beer, wine and other boozy beverages can now officially be consumed in certain Toronto parks as part of a time-limited pilot project launched by the city on Wednesday.

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Alcohol consumption is now allowed in 27 Toronto parks, for a limited time

Alcohol consumption is now allowed in 27 Toronto parks, for a limited time
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Alcohol consumption is now allowed in 27 Toronto parks, for a limited time

Alcohol consumption is now allowed in 27 Toronto parks, for a limited time
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Pints on patios, but not in parks — why drinking alcohol in public spaces is still such a big deal

Several Canadian cities have recently dipped their toes into allowing drinking in public parks, under certain conditions, but not without pushback. While some see it as a 'bit of responsible fun,' others worry about the public health impacts of normalizing alcohol consumption.

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