Plans are underway to build a new liquor distribution warehouse in St. Albert.
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Plans are underway to build a new liquor distribution warehouse in St. Albert.
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The Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission says it hopes to begin construction this spring on a $80-million, state-of-the-art liquor warehouse in the Edmonton area.
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EDMONTON – The launch of Liquor Stores N.A.’s two Edmonton-region Wine and Beyond stores was so successful it lured customers away from competitors, but it also drew them away from the company’s own Liquor Depot and Liquor Barn stores.
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Norwood residents are celebrating this afternoon after a city appeals board rejected a plan that would see a liquor store open up across the street from a park.
The owners of a convenience store located kitty corner to the park and playground at the intersection of 95th Street and 114th Avenue were originally granted a permit to sell alcohol last month — a decision which upset many Norwood residents.
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EDMONTON – Albertans spent more than $2.1 billion on alcohol last year, more than $100 million above the previous year’s sales.
“As our population base grows, we have more Albertans, and more people 18-year-olds and over, consuming alcohol,” AGLC spokeswoman Jody Korchinski said Wednesday. “A majority of our increase in consumption is related to population growth.”
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