What do you want from Sask.'s expanded private liquor system?
Saskatchewan people have lots of ideas for how to make the province's private liquor market better
The ability to pick up a six pack along with milk, eggs and bread at the grocery store? The freedom to buy a bottle of wine during a quick convenience store stop?
The possibilities go on and on.
We don't know what, exactly, the Saskatchewan government will announce about an expanded private liquor system on Wednesday morning. But, we do have an idea about what you would like to see.
CBC Saskatchewan's resident politico, Stefani Langenegger, asked people on Twitter what they wanted.
Here's a taste:
<a href="https://twitter.com/SLangeneggerCBC">@SLangeneggerCBC</a> complete overhaul in how they treat licensees. The special ordering system is currently ridiculous.
—@iguessitsbrett<a href="https://twitter.com/SLangeneggerCBC">@SLangeneggerCBC</a> We are of the feeling that most in Saskatchewan want booze at the 7-11 "because it's 2015".
—@USASKCOWS<a href="https://twitter.com/SLangeneggerCBC">@SLangeneggerCBC</a> A liquor store in every strip mall. Don't need collective bargaining agreements to stock shelves. Privatize now, please.
—@saskatoonauthor<a href="https://twitter.com/SLangeneggerCBC">@SLangeneggerCBC</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/TDellerCBC">@TDellerCBC</a> hard-working people not losing their jobs to privatization.
—@jasondfedorchuk<a href="https://twitter.com/SLangeneggerCBC">@SLangeneggerCBC</a> I'd like gov't completely out of retailing and wholesaling.
—@tsn75Do you have thoughts on the matter? Let us know on Facebook or Twitter!
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