SaskatchewanBill 29Royal Assent
Bill 29: The Tailgating Act
Sponsor: Alana RossIntroduced October 30, 2025Checked September 4, 2026
Read the official textOfficial version — Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
What this bill does
This Saskatchewan bill amends the Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Act to allow people to bring their own alcohol to certain licensed premises and special occasion permit venues (like tailgate parties), while adding age verification requirements and giving the government authority to set rules for these situations by regulation.
Plain-language summary by Legisail — not legal advice.
Business impact
Compliance
This bill primarily affects businesses and event organizers in Saskatchewan who hold liquor permits or special occasion permits — think sports venues, event spaces, bars, and restaurants hosting outdoor or ticketed events. If you run a venue or organize events like tailgate parties, game-day gatherings, or community festivals, this bill would let you allow guests to bring their own alcohol onto your premises under specific regulated conditions. You'd also have new legal obligations around checking ID whenever someone appears to be a minor trying to drink — your staff would need to card them and refuse service if they can't prove their age. The rules apply whether you're a solo event organizer pulling a special occasion permit or a larger licensed establishment.
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Where this bill is
First ReadingOctober 30, 2025
Second ReadingMarch 3, 2026
CommitteeMarch 11, 2026
Third ReadingMarch 12, 2026
Royal AssentMarch 12, 2026
Now law — awaiting coming into force
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