452 applications received so far for Alberta cannabis retail stores | Globalnews.ca

452 applications received so far for Alberta cannabis retail stores | Globalnews.ca

The Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission (AGLC) has received 452 applications so far for retail cannabis stores across the province. That’s a jump of 365 since the end of March. Pending applications are posted online for 21 days to allow the public to file objections.

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