Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec all have the lowest age to buy alcohol in Canada.
What is the legal drinking age in Alberta?
The legal drinking age is 18 in Alberta. You must be at least 18 years old to buy and drink alcohol in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec.
On your 18th birthday, you have reached Alberta’s age of majority. You can legally buy and consume alcohol.
You will also be able to do other things such as vote, marry without parental consent, change your name and more.
In Summary
- The legal drinking age in Alberta is 18 years old. You can begin to legally buy and drink alcohol on your 18th birthday.
- Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec all have the lowest drinking age of 18 in Canada. The rest of the provinces have a legal drinking age of 19.
- There are many other things that become legal when you turn 18 in Alberta, such as change your name, get married and more.
