True North Fined Over White Out Party | Winnipeg News
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True North Fined Over White Out Party | Winnipeg News
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True North Sports and Entertainment, owners of the Winnipeg Jets, got slapped with a $12,000 fine after liquor inspectors caught two minors drinking at a White Out street party—both using fake, expired IDs, one visibly drunk. Security failed to properly verify IDs or match them to people, and bartenders didn’t check IDs on underage-looking patrons even with wristbands. This isn’t their first rodeo: Manitoba’s Liquor Authority says they’ve had repeated compliance issues despite prior warnings. Five underage drinking incidents occurred during the event—a serious safety breach. To fix it, True North must now enforce strict rules: legal-age wristbands only, thorough ID checks, one drink per person post-game, bars closing 10 minutes into the third period, and staff training. The Authority confirms they’ve met all requirements since. Meanwhile, Winnipeg’s Kinsmen Club is also under fire for mishandling lottery records and prize math.
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