TORONTO — Hundreds of Ontario’s liquor stores will reopen today following a strike that saw their doors close in early July.

About 10,000 Liquor Control Board of Ontario workers returned Monday to prepare for the opening of nearly 700 stores after they walked off the job on July 5.

In addition to reopened retail stores, the LCBO says there will also no longer be limits on online orders, but any online order may take up to three weeks for delivery.

The LCBO says there will also no longer be limits on online orders, but any online order may take up to three weeks for delivery.{ai:summary}<p>The dry spell in Ontario is finally over as hundreds of liquor stores uncork their doors after a summer strike. The LCBO's 10,000 workers return, ready to serve the thirsty.</p><p>Online orders are back with no limits, but buyers should brace for a wait of up to three weeks. #society</p>

LCBO stores to reopen across Ontario today after strike

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