Possession of liquor from other province

1   An individual may possess liquor in British Columbia if

(a) the liquor was brought by the individual into British Columbia from another province,

(b) the liquor physically accompanied the individual as it was brought into British Columbia, and

(c) the liquor is for the individual's own consumption or for consumption by another individual at the first individual's expense.

(d) Repealed. [B.C. Reg. 156/2019, s. 1.]

[am. B.C. Regs. 204/2012, s. 1; 156/2019, s. 1.]

Possession of wine produced in other province

2   (1) In this section:

"wine" means liquor obtained by the fermentation of the natural sugar content of fruits or other agricultural products containing sugar, including honey and milk, which fruits or other agricultural products are entirely grown or produced in the province in which the winery producing the wine is located;

"winery" means a winery or producer of wine in a province other than British Columbia that is duly licensed or otherwise legally permitted under the laws of that province to produce wine and to sell the wine.

(2) An individual may possess wine in British Columbia if

(a) the wine was brought or caused to be brought by the individual into British Columbia from another province,

(b) the wine is for the individual's own consumption or for consumption by another individual at the first individual's expense, and

(c) the wine was bought by the individual from the winery that produced the wine.

[en. B.C. Reg. 204/2012, s. 1 (c); am. B.C. Reg. 156/2019, s. 2.]