Provision, Service and Consumption of Alcohol on College Premises

The provision, service and consumption of alcoholic beverages on College premises is subject to the regulations of the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) and the Liquor License Act of Ontario.

Humber is licensed to serve alcoholic beverages only in the designated areas listed below and only under the supervision of Food Services and the Faculty of Business.

As the College is under one Liquor License for each campus, any single violation may result in the loss of the College license for all locations within the respective campus severely impacting on the delivery of academic programs and other non-academic events.

North Campus

Location

 

Licensed Capacity

D131

Wine and Mixology Lab

59

Main Floor – NE section, Adjoining D&E

The Humber Room

201

D111

Humber Room Kitchen

44

KB104

Food Emporium Seating Area

603

KB110

Food Emporium North west Section 36

KB111

Food Emporium north section 235

KB105

Food Emporium Seating Area

169

K217

Staff Lounge

188

Residence

T- Residence Dining Hall

308

Residence

T-132 Residence Conference Room

211

B101

B101 Boardroom

170

LX110

Café LinX

236

Lakeshore Campus

Location

 

Licensed Capacity

Room B102 & B102

Cafeteria Seating Areas

430

Small Cafeteria Room A170

Cafeteria - A170

175

Room B101

Cafeteria/Staff Lounge

49

Building L Second Floor

Cafeteria Seating Areas

985

Building L Main Floor

Conference Room - Gallery

127

Building L Main Floor L1017

Conference Room

137

Building L Second Floor

Outdoor Patio

370

Anyone planning an event which includes the provision, service and consumption of alcoholic beverages on College premises must ensure that they do so through one of the departments and at one of the locations listed above. If you require additional information, please contact Campus Services; Katie Evans at katie.evans@humber.ca.

If the desired location is not listed above, a special occasion permit (SOP) may be required and can be obtained for a fee based on AGCO requirements. Applications for special occasion permits must be processed through the Campus Services department a minimum of 10 days prior to the event.