Change Sask Adult Entertainment Law

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This petition is in support that the Saskatchewan Government changes it's laws concerning the sale(s) and consumption of alcohol where exotic/ adult dancers preform.

At this time in Saskatchewan it is Illegal to consume, buy or sell alcoholic beverages while in the same building or premises where adult dancers are and do preform. This law is outdated and hinders Saskatchewan's economy and civil liberties. By the Saskatchewan government changing this outdated law there would be new jobs created, a boost to the provinces economy, As well it would aim to keep more money in Saskatchewan.

Please sign this petition to voice your support in asking the Saskatchewan government and Premier Brad Wall to change it's laws pertaining to Exotic dancers and the sales and consumption of alcoholic beverages.

532 Signatures

  • Jared Berry
  • Keri LAzaruk
  • Kate Boyle
  • Coralee Painchaud
    • Comments
    • People will choose to go or not. It is everyone's choice and we should be a given a choice.
  • Trevor
  • Amber Rumpel
  • Shawn Wilson
  • Lee Eadie
    • Comments
    • Its time to update our laws to this century!
  • Michael Braun
    • Comments
    • This law needs to be changed for more reasons then one ... the fact minors can get into clubs with no booze on site is another big reason this law needs to be changed
  • Donald Winterhalt
    • Comments
    • its about time we change the law, we are missing out on so much.
  • Wray Nordal
  • Adam Kinakin
    • Comments
    • Why are we different than the rest of the country?
  • Cory D Dyck
    • Comments
    • It's the 21st century. Time for some human rights to finally start kicking in.
  • Kristin Ronnlund
    • Comments
    • Stripping is an art form.. everyone should beable to enjoy it with their booze!! :)
  • Mike Singleton
    • Comments
    • Even when I am in provinces that do allow this it would be rare that I had ever gone in to one. But the idea that something like this is banned by government is so out-dated. If the people of the province seriously are against this, then the right thing to do would be to allow it and then they would open and pay some taxes before the lack of customers forced them to close....but.....if the Govt. is wrong and the people do want these places then it is just one more sourse of revenue for the province through taxation as well as another place for tourists to spend their money while they are here....
  • Stanley Morin
  • Brandon Morgan
    • Comments
    • nothing wrong with feeling good after work
  • AJ Baldhead
    • Comments
    • Whats the harm, give the ladies a job.
  • Jared Brandt
  • Shawn
    • Comments
    • Have to many to list on here.
  • Shawn Chomyk
  • amber secuur
  • Clark Wallcraft
  • Tawnie Samida
  • Jesse Baginski
  • Denis McBain
    • Comments
    • Saskatoon, SK
  • Tammy Bonokoski
    • Comments
    • Sask. is in the middle of 2 provinces that allow it, people leave the province for this kind of entertainment. Wouldn't we rather keep them here?
  • bev
  • Carina Godoy
  • matt boylan
  • Scott Vickers
  • sheldon pullar
  • Marc Smith
    • Comments
    • This should be legal.
  • mike sorensen
    • Comments
    • time to get rid of these rediculous laws Brad.
  • Kyle M
  • Rod Peters
  • Jason Giles
  • Laurence Brabant
  • Ryan Webb
  • Richard Franz
    • Comments
    • can't stay in the 1700's forever, time to repeal this law
  • Rob Wallace
  • Peter McDonald
  • Peggy Volmer
  • Steffan Swaan
    • Comments
    • Private morality has no place in public law. This practise is hurting our economy, discouraging culture and tourism, and is completely unfair.
  • Dire Huxted
    • Comments
    • it sucks having to go to alberta
  • Pius Bergman
  • Francis D
    • Comments
    • Let's get it changed already, out with the old, in with the new
  • grant bader
    • Comments
    • please
  • James Amico
  • damian C
    • Comments
    • got my vote