965 licensed establishments listed — start typing to narrow them.
Yes — Ontario liquor licences are public record. The AGCO (Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario) publishes every active licence — about 17,579 province-wide — and this site lists 965 of them in full across 13 cities, updated 2026-11-02 from AGCO Open Data.
That usually means the venue trades under a different legal name, or its licence is not currently active. Try a shorter part of the name, search the street address instead, or browse the city directly:
Covering somewhere else in Ontario? The AGCO publishes the province-wide file at agco.ca/en/open-data.
Every establishment we track, grouped by municipality — each city page also carries its pending “opening soon” applications.
Type the venue name, street address, postal code or AGCO licence number into the search box on this page. It searches the 965 licensed establishments we track across 13 Ontario cities and links straight to the full record.
Yes. “Licence” (with a c) is the Canadian and official AGCO spelling; “license” (with an s) is the American one. Both refer to the same public record, and this search returns the same AGCO data either way.
The AGCO licence number, the licence holder (legal entity), the premises or trade name, the street address and municipality, the licence class, any endorsements such as patio or catering, and the issue and expiry dates — exactly as published in AGCO Open Data.
This tracker covers Ontario’s highest-density cities first, so a venue elsewhere in the province may not have a page here yet. It may also trade under a different legal name, or hold no currently active licence. The AGCO publishes the province-wide Liquor Sales Licences file at agco.ca/en/open-data.
We re-check the AGCO’s register every week and email you the new ones. 965 licences tracked across 13 cities right now, updated 2026-11-02. One email a week, no pitch.
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