Restaurants, bars and event venues in Canada

Where is the venue?

Draft your liquor licence application for Ontario, B.C. or Alberta: licence type, licensed areas, floor plan notes and fees. Free to read.

  • Free to read
  • No sign-up until the draft
  • Every fact cites its source
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ePlan fills in

  • Province
  • Regulator
  • Licence type
  • Fee and term

How it works

Liquor sales licence application package, from one answer

  1. Enter the venue address and what kind of business it is.One answer starts the project. ePlan names it and looks up the place.
  2. ePlan picks the regulator and licence type and lists the fees.3 more questions, each with a "not sure yet" way out.
  3. Read the application draft free, then download it to file.The draft marks what to check (amber), what to pick (blue) and what to fill in (violet).

What you get

Liquor sales licence application package and 1 more document

The first draft is free to read. Each document after it is drafted from the same confirmed facts.

The first draft

Liquor sales licence application package

  1. Applicant and ownership
  2. Premises and licence type
  3. Licensed areas and capacity
  4. Floor plan notes to scale
  5. Hours and service plan
  6. Public notice

Modeled on: AGCO liquor sales licence application (iAGCO)

Next · 2

Floor plan of licensed areas

  1. Dimensions
  2. Licensed areas marked
  3. Exits

From public data

What ePlan fills in, and from where

$1,055

is AGCO's fee for a two-year liquor sales licence in Ontario ($1,355 for four years)
Source: AGCO, Apply for a liquor sales licence

Questions

Liquor sales licence application package: what people ask

How much is a liquor sales licence in Ontario?

AGCO charges $1,055 for a two-year term or $1,355 for a four-year term. You apply online through iAGCO.

Source: agco.ca

What drawings does AGCO want?

Floor plans drawn to scale, showing dimensions and each area you want licensed. Some applications also need a public notice posted at the premises.

Source: agco.ca

Which licence do I need in Alberta?

AGLC issues liquor licences in classes A to F, each for a different type of business. Its liquor licences page explains what each class covers.

Source: aglc.ca

The rules this door follows