Involuntary care for those dealing with addictions and expanded funding for homelessness — plus allowing tailgating at Saskatchewan Roughriders games — are the priorities on the provincial government’s agenda for this legislative session.
Lt.-Gov. Bernadette McIntyre delivered the government's throne speech to a packed legislative chamber on Wednesday in Regina.
“We meet at a time of great challenges and great opportunities for our province,” said McIntyre, delivering her first throne speech since she was installed in the role.
Among those challenges are the “historic realignment of world trading relationships” and the “imposition of significant tariffs by the United States and China.”
While the external threats mentioned in the speech are on an international scale, much of the legislation previewed i
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