Alberta opts against permitting grocery stores to sell alcohol, supporting privately-owned liquor stores.

The Alberta government has opted not to permit grocery and convenience stores to sell alcohol, citing concerns over potential job losses and reduced variety in the market. This decision aims to protect the province's approximately 1,600 privately owned liquor stores. This stance contrasts with Ontario, where such sales have recently been allowed, creating competition for provincial liquor outlets.

October 02, 2024
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