The PC government says it is treating adults like adults.
Philadelphia Flyers fans tailgate before the Stadium Series game between the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Philadelphia Flyers on Feb. 23, 2019 at the Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia.The government will announce in its budget this week that it will legalize the practice often seen in parking lots at sporting events in the United States.
Premier Doug Ford's executive director of strategic communications tweeted that the change means the government is treating adults like adults. Tailgating will be made possible by amending a regulation that sets out the terms for special occasion liquor permits.The news comes after thousands of teachers and supporters descended on the legislature over the weekend to protest education changes, including larger high school class sizes.
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