What is the maximum penalty AGLC can impose on a licensee for non-compliance with liquor laws?

The maximum penalty that the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission (AGLC) can impose on a licensee for non-compliance with liquor laws is indeed the cancellation of their liquor license. This penalty serves as a strong deterrent against violations since the loss of a liquor license can effectively end a business's ability to operate legally in the beverage service industry. The severity of this penalty underscores the importance of compliance with liquor regulations, as it protects public safety and ensures that establishments are held accountable for their actions. A cancellation can stem from serious infringements, illustrating the regulatory body's commitment to maintaining a responsible and safe drinking environment.