The Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan says a former government run liquor store would be turned into a government operated grocery store if the party were to form government.
The commitments came as several parties made announcements to address ongoing affordability issues in Saskatchewan on Thursday.
“We’re looking at initiatives that will take the old existing SLGA (Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority) buildings that have not been rented or sold. We can turn those into small markets that will be affordable for people to go buy fruits and vegetables,” leader Rose Buscholl said.
“We want to even extend that further and are looking at a farm to fork program,” she added.
The issue of affordability remans prevalent in the province as the official campaign is set to begin.
Many potential voters say they would appreciate some relief from the high cost of living.
“The government can do a lot to …