REGINA – Movie theatres in Saskatchewan can now apply for a permit to sell alcohol.
Donna Harpauer, minister responsible for the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority, says she has already spoken with one movie chain that is interested.
Thirty-nine of 77 new liquor regulations the government announced last fall are now in effect.
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The new rules also allow golf courses to determine how many alcohol carts or kiosks they have on a golf course, instead of being restricted to one cart or kiosk per nine holes.
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Harpauer says regulations need to be done before the rest of the changes are implemented later this summer.
A change allowing liquor to be served at strip-tease venues – as long as there is no full-frontal nudity – is not yet one of the rules that has come into effect.
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