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AGLC Board will consider objections to a new licence within 7 days of posting for these types of applications: all Class A, B, C, D, E and F liquor licences for new premises existing licensed premises applying for more Class A, B, C, D, E or F licences changes to the class of existing liquor licensees relocation of existing licensed premises View a complete list of current Proposed Licence Applications. Other objections AGLC will consider other objections to a licence under the: Licensee Handbook Retail Liquor Stores Handbook General Merchandise Liquor Store Operating Guidelines AGLC does not regulate these factors as they are the responsibility of the municipality: the number of liquor stores the location of stores and space between stores matters that involve retail competition community image, safety and property values Where to send objections You may send objections to: Alberta Gaming, Liquor & Cannabis Director, Compliance50 Corriveau AvenueSt. Albert, AB T8N 3T5 email: Inspections.Mailbox@aglc.ca or contact Inspections at an AGLC office.