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The long weekend is now just two days away, and the threat of a strike at the LCBO has people stocking up on liquor a little earlier than usual.

The strike deadline is 12:01 this Friday, which means if there is a labour disruption Thursday is the last day it will be business as usual at liquor stores. Ontario’s finance minister Charles Sousa says he’s hopeful an agreement can be reached, and a strike avoided.

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