Travel itinerary - Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission 2025

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The document outlines the requirements for submitting a Travel Itinerary Form to the Alberta Gaming & Liquor Commission (AGLC) for travel outside Alberta using gaming proceeds. It specifies that approval is necessary before funds can be used, and details what information must be included with the form, such as event details, participant lists, and estimated expenses. The document also clarifies that travel within Alberta does not require this form and emphasizes that only necessary travel related to program delivery is eligible.

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Which of the following is controlled by Albertas liquor laws or AGLCs policies?

AGLC controls the importation, manufacture, sale, possession, storage, distribution, and use of liquor in Alberta. We establish and enforce liquor policies. We also licence businesses in which liquor is sold or consumed. We pay liquor suppliers for their products after the product is sold to liquor licensees.

What is the Gaming and liquor Act in Alberta?

The Act empowers the AGLC to administer provincial lotteries for the Government of Alberta and to control the manufacturing, sale, distribution, and consumption of liquor and cannabis. The Act also outlines enforcement mechanisms including AGLC board hearings and sanctions.

Does Alberta have a liquor board?

AGLC was created in 1996 as the Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission by combining the responsibilities and operations of the Alberta Liquor Control Board (ALCB), Alberta Lotteries, the Alberta Gaming Commission, Alberta Lotteries and Gaming and the Gaming Control Branch.

Where can you learn about Albertas liquor and gaming laws and policies?

For more information about Albertas liquor market, visit or .

What is the Alberta alcohol strategy?

Approved by the Alberta Government in 2010, the Alberta Alcohol Strategy (AAS) is intended to help prevent and reduce the harm associated with alcohol use by developing a culture of moderation.

What are the rules for s in Alberta?

General Rules Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission prohibits the entry of persons under the age of 18. Management reserves the right to refuse entry to persons who appear under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Electronic devices including cell phones and computers are prohibited at table games.

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