LCBO — Local services in Toronto

Honestly, I was so tired just off work today and walked in to that LCBO, the asian girl spotted me and was greeting me on the rum aisle, the main reason I keep coming to this store was her, she was super duper nice and friendly, how to say, she will make you feel like you can see her happiness even she had her mask on. It's been a year or two this LCBO location open here, everytime when I see her, she was joyful, you can feel her voice was happy too, she is the only one in that store honestly make me feel so welcome and warm. Plus, she was super fast on cashing out, I also spotted another cashier next to her was chatting to a young girl for sooooo long while I was in the store. Anyway, she is the BEST, FAST, EFFICIENT, and the store looks...

The accessibility parking is across the road from the entrance, in front of a distant set of stores.

Disabled patrons who wish to park directly in front of the store must cross over a wide, three-lane road - and then start to hunt for a ramp. There is no ramp that services the entrancexto this store. The step-up to the entrance is massive, and at such an upward angle, that I have to stop myself from falling backwards each time.

The road is heavily traveled by large trucks, and there is no crosswalk.

Please fix this...

It's a liquor store what can I say?! Although here is some value added information. Somebody walked out without buying anything and he had a knapsack and they said well they can't stop and check his bag. So if you wanna be a thief it's open season at the store to put something in your bag and walk out and not pay. I highly recommend this period screw the big government LCBO and do what you have to do. I suppose as long as security is not there. Because I think they can...