Here's where you can buy alcohol in convenience stores, gas stations next week

Alcohol coming to corner stores LCBO outlets, corner stores and a gas station all in a small area will sell alcohol in downtown Ottawa next week. CTV's Natalie van Rooy.

You'll be able to buy beer, wine, cider and ready-to-drink cocktails at some convenience stores and gas stations in Ottawa starting next week and we now know where they're located.

The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario has published a list of all locations that have been issued liquor retail licences in Ottawa.

From Carp to Orléans, there are 188 locations that can sell alcohol starting on Sept. 5.

The Pioneer Station on Industrial Avenue is included in that list and it has already received a shipment of beer and coolers.

"I think it's good for our gas stations," said cashier Nitin Pathania. "You know I think it will increase our sales also. So yeah, we are like a little bit more excited for that."

The AGCO said most of the licences issued to date are locations that "already hold a lottery retailer, liquor sales or grocery store licence from the AGCO."

As of Aug. 26, the AGCO has approved 4,075 convenience store licences and 159 grocery store licences across the province.

Even though stock has arrived and licences have been granted, locations are not allowed to sell the alcohol until Sept. 5.

"It's not just snap your fingers on Sept. 5 there'll be beverage alcohol everywhere," said Dave Bryans, the former CEO of the Ontario Convenience Stores Association and now a consultant. "There'll be distribution issues, there'll be shortages, there'll be cooler space requirements, there'll be legislation, there'll be inspections, lots going on."

Here is the list of the new locations where you can buy alcohol starting Sept. 5:

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Convenience Stores

Gas stations

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