AGLC's licensing freeze thaws to allow 10 new retail cannabis shops

The Alberta government will issue 10 new retail cannabis licences thanks to increasing supply after a months-long licensing freeze.
The province stopped issuing shop licences in November, citing the national supply shortage that has plagued the industry.
At the time, the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis (AGLC) said there were more than 700 applications from about 430 applicants in the queue for an Alberta store licence.  Each applicant can apply to run up to 37 stores.
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