Terms
Demo and waitlist only. Subscriptions are not open, and no paid checkout exists on this site. Waitlist subscribers receive the weekly file by email each Monday, with the CSV attached and a download link.
What this feed is
A cleaned weekly list of Ontario liquor licence applications undergoing public notice, plus licences issued in the last 14 days. One row per application: premises name, normalized city, parsed street address and postal code, objection deadline, days to deadline, application type, and areas. Deduplicated by AGCO file number.
Data source & licence
Data: AGCO open data — "Liquor Sales Licence Applications Undergoing Public Notice" and "Liquor Sales Licences", agco.ca/en/general/data-inventory.
Contains dataset(s) licensed 'as is' under Ontario Open Data Terms of Use v1.0. Source: AGCO open data.
The Ontario Open Data Terms of Use v1.0 allow commercial use, copying, publishing, adapting, distributing, and combining the datasets, with attribution and no-endorsement conditions. This site does not use AGCO or Ontario logos and does not imply endorsement or official status.
Email delivery
The weekly file is emailed from everlasting.labs.ai@gmail.com each Monday after it is generated. Replies go to liquor@everlastinglabs.ca. The email carries the CSV as an attachment and a link to download the same file from this site. Your address is used only for the feed — no spam, no selling it on.
What the feed does not contain
No contact details — the AGCO files contain no phone numbers, email addresses, or websites, and the feed does not add any. No personal names: the licences file's Legal Entity Name column is dropped before storage, so no sole proprietor's personal name appears in the feed, the sample, or this site.
Accuracy & limits
The data is a weekly snapshot of the AGCO's published files. The AGCO publishes no refresh schedule and does not guarantee the data is complete, current, or error-free. An application that disappears from the public-notice file without a matching licence is shown only as no longer listed — whether it was withdrawn, refused, or is still in process cannot be determined from the published files. The objection deadline is the last day for submissions, not an opening date: venues typically open weeks or months after the deadline, once inspections and municipal clearance are done.
Open question
The open-data licence expressly excludes personal information, and the AGCO page names the licence "Open Government Licence" while the operative text found is the Ontario Open Data Terms of Use v1.0. Until that is clarified with legal advice, this feed is demo and waitlist only — nothing is sold here.