A 'liquor primary' licence in BC is best described as a licence for an establishment whose main purpose is:

A 'liquor primary' licence in BC is best

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ASelling groceries
BServing food, where liquor is secondary
CManufacturing beer
DServing liquor, such as a bar, pub, or nightclub

✓ Correct answer: D. Serving liquor, such as a bar, pub, or nightclub A liquor primary licence covers establishments focused on liquor service (bars, pubs, lounges). A food primary licence is for restaurants where food service is the main activity.

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