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What is the maximum penalty an individual server can face for serving liquor to a minor in Alberta?
Serving liquor to a minor is a serious offense that can lead to significant fines for the server and the licensee, as well as the suspension or revocation of th
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Question: What is the maximum penalty an individual server can face for serving liquor to a minor in Alberta?
Answer options:
- A warning letter.
- A small fine of $50. ✅ Suspension of their ProServe certification and significant fines.
- Being required to buy the minor a non-alcoholic drink.
Correct answer: Suspension of their ProServe certification and significant fines.
Explanation: Serving liquor to a minor is a serious offense that can lead to significant fines for the server and the licensee, as well as the suspension or revocation of the server's ProServe certification. It is not just a minor infraction.
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