Toronto Nightclub Faces Liquor Licence Suspension After Patron's Death

The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario has proposed a 60-day suspension for Mister Wolf following the death of a 19-year-old patron in May 2024.

The AGCO alleges that Mister Wolf staff failed to intervene as a visibly intoxicated 19-year-old patron consumed excessive alcohol in the VIP area.
The patron displayed clear signs of intoxication, including stumbling, staggering, and engaging in altercations, but no action was taken by the nightclub's employees.
The individual was found deceased in a restricted stairwell the following day, with toxicology reports showing a blood alcohol level over twice the legal driving limit.
The AGCO has issued a Notice of Proposal for a 60-day suspension of the club's liquor licence, citing violations of the Liquor Licence and Control Act, 2019.
Toronto police have laid separate charges related to the incident, which are proceeding in the Ontario Court of Justice.