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Licensing for liquor and cannabis licensees
AGLC has officially launched the Online Licensing Portal for liquor, cannabis and public special event licences. The new portal provides liquor and cannabis licensees an online and self-service platform which supports new licence applications, reissued licences and cancelled licences, and allows users to make payments directly online.
As AGLC transitions to a new system, there may be potential delays in processing applications, updating information and making payments. We thank you for your patience during this transition and will do everything to ensure applications, and any changes, are completed as soon as possible.
Please note: Registered gaming worker, qualified cannabis worker and charitable gaming licensing applications will continue to be submitted by email, mail or delivery to AGLC offices. At a future date, AGLC will transition the application process for registered gaming workers, qualified cannabis workers and gaming licensing to the new licensing portal. Check back at aglc.ca/gaming and this page for updates.
Liquor, cannabis and public special event licences can now be applied for online.
Starting March 25, 2024, AGLC is implementing an online licensing system for liquor and cannabis applicants. This will replace the current manual application process.
Starting March 25, 2024, most liquor and cannabis applicants and licensees, including public special event liquor licence applicants, will use an online process. Licensees will also have the ability to pay for reissued licences and modify licence details.
Gaming licensees will continue to submit licence applications as they currently do by email or delivered to AGLC offices. AGLC will eventually transition the gaming licensing application process to an online process. Timing for this phase has not been determined.
Once the new online application process is launched, there will be a 90-day transition period, beginning on launch day, where AGLC will continue to accept manual licence applications. After 90 days, most liquor and cannabis licence applications will be online.
Yes. Applicants will be able to pay licence and application fees online using debit or credit.
There may be delays with applications as the online licensing system is launched.
AGLC asks for patience during this transition and will do everything to ensure applications and any changes are completed as soon as possible. Applicants are encouraged to apply by before potential service interruptions occur.
If you require assistance with a licence application, please contact us.
If you are holding a wedding, family anniversary, or a regular meeting for invited guests and members that involves selling liquor or providing liquor for free, you are required to apply online for a private special event licence.
If you are hosting a public event open to the public such as a festival, beer garden, concert or special event, you are required to apply online for a public special event licence.
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