Alberta Liquor Store Assn

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9343 50 St Nw
Edmonton, AB T6B 2L5
+1 (780) 415-5176
http://www.alsaweb.ca

The Alberta Liquor Store Association (ALSA) was established in 1994 following the privatization of Alberta's liquor industry and now represents retail liquor stores from various communities across the province. With a diverse membership that includes small, medium, and larger businesses, ALSA is dedicated to advocating for the interests and concerns of its members within the industry.

ALSA has successfully collaborated with the Alberta government to ensure that liquor is not sold on grocery store shelves, reflecting the input and priorities of its stakeholders. The association's mission is to sustain the Alberta Model for private liquor retailers while providing value to its members and the broader community.

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