Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe announced yesterday that the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority will raise the cost of U.S. liquor sold by the provincial distributor by 50 per cent for retailers on Sept. 8, matching U.S. tariffs on Canadian liquor.

Some say liquor stores, bars, and restaurants buying American booze at the raised rate will not be the only ones claiming the extra cost.

“It’s still to be determined whether it’s going to be reflected once the remaining stock sells out that we’re able to buy,” says Alex Wasylenko, manager of the Sutherland Beer and Wine Store.

“The weeks that follow, that’s gonna be the time to tell what’s…

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