On a patch of land in the far south-east corner of Campbell Business Park, what used to be a driving range years ago is now the site for the Alberta Gaming & Liquor Commission's (AGLC's) new 546,000 square feet liquor distribution warehouse.  The $153 million project began in early 2016, and is scheduled for completion in spring 2018.

The new warehouse is part of AGLC's plan to consolidate their existing warehouses in Alberta into a centralized warehouse system; the Campbell Park site was chosen due to its location right next to Anthony Henday Drive, as well as the existing AGLC headquarters/warehouse and infrastructure that already exists in Campbell Park at 50 Corriveau Avenue. The old warehouse complex on Corriveau will be re-engineered to support the new facility and store slow-moving liquor products.

On top of the 1,000 administrative/warehouse jobs that AGLC expects the new complex to bring to - and keep in - St. Albert, almost every single liquor product in Alberta will have to be transported to/from the warehouse system. Once the massive new facility is open and operating, St. Albert - and Campbell Business Park in particular - will see a boom in people and traffic that will help spur a boom in development.

In anticipation of this increase in traffic, there have already been multiple permits approved for new commercial developments.  One such development has already broken ground - a new commercial retail unit located at the corner of Campbell Road and Corriveau Avenue, in the same lot as the Esso/Tim Hortons. This 4 unit building will have 2 retail units, as well as 2 units for restaurants (including one with a patio); the complex's current name is " Campbell Commercial North."

Additionally, another new commercial complex is being planned for the south side of Campbell Park, on Curial Drive near the entrance to the new AGLC complex. Plans for this development include a gas station, multi-tenant convenience store/restaurant (with a drive-through), and a large car wash. Furthermore, new plans are in the works to develop the lands around the Casino, which will contribute to the boom in development that's happening in Campbell Business Park.