They were visited at first and were instructed as to what was needed to be compliant.I thought the early stages, they weren't enforcing it to allow businesses to adapt to the changes as some businesses will make mistakes. This place must have outright ignored the law (like not even asking for vaccine receipts) to get shut down and lose its license.
"According to the Registrar, on September 10, AGCO compliance officials (COs) visited J.A.K.K. Tuesdays and, during the inspection, they informed the restaurant about the requirements of the Reopening Ontario Act (ROA)."
Bylaw officials visited on the 23rd after complaints were issued and when they revisited on the 24th to find the business was still not complying they were charged.
Then AGCO visited on Sept 28th after receiving news of the charges
"After the restaurant received provincial notices, an AGCO CO visited the restaurant only to find they still weren't complying with the ROA."
"As a result, the Registrar considers it to be necessary in the public interest to immediately suspend the liquor licence."
Now bylaw and police are done with warnings, laying $200,000 in fines at one house party.
https://ygknews.ca/2021/09/28/house-party-in-kingstons-university-200000-in-fines/