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Despite striking a severance deal with the province, employees at soon to be shuttered SLGA stores face an uncertain and worrisome future.

The personal information of roughly 40,000 individuals was compromised during a privacy breach of the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority during December 2021.

The provincial government says there is a risk that personal employee information may have been accessed during a cybersecurity attack on SLGA back on Dec. 25.

Critic for jobs and economy Aleana Young said these are profitable stores, but the government is unwilling to update and adapt these businesses.

Online auctions for the SLGA permits will be held from Feb. 6 to Feb. 15.

Scott Moe announced that SLGA will be exiting the retail market to allow the government more focus on health care, education and highways.

As the investigation continues, SLGA has found some clients information may have also been accessed during the cyber incident.

Changes by SLGA to the craft manufacturers designation is being called a positive step by Saskatchewan distillers, wineries and brewers.

Along with increased sanitizing practices, SGEU said all employees are now required to wear gloves as the SLGA ramps up health and safety measures at provincially owned liquor stores.

The Saskatchewan government is looking to expand third party alcohol warehousing options for niche or specialty products.

SLGA is coming under fire for its handling of an information breach caused by a group of hackers shortly after Christmas Day last year.

Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority is delisting all Russian products from its distribution centre and retail stores.

The Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA) disabled certain computer systems and applications as it investigates a cybersecurity incident from Dec. 25.

The two-year moratorium on selling retail liquor permits ended on October 9, following the 2016 decision to close 39 public stores and add 50 more private retailers.

The auditor noted over half of local craft alcohol products don't have valid lab test certificates, but found no cases of tainted products or alcoholic content misrepresentation.

Proposed casinos by Saskatchewan native band would break rules: gaming authority.

Customers at the University Heights liquor store in Saskatoon will receive a reminder not to drink and drive - courtesy of local students.

Rebellion Brewing is making a case for craft beer. The company's vice-president Mark Heise said their business is booming, and it wants the province to make changes to the craft beer industry, sooner rather than later.

The SLGA is investigating complaints that Minhas Sask. Ventures was selling craft beer without brewer permission.