Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe’s vehicle impounded in B.C., man fails sobriety test
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says it’s been a tough couple of days since a pickup truck registered in his name was impounded in British Columbia.
Vancouver police say a 28-year-old driver with a Saskatchewan driver’s licence failed a roadside sobriety test last week and was issued a 90-day suspension.The truck with Saskatchewan plates was impounded for 30 days.The premier’s seat inside the legislature chamber sat empty on Monday while he dealt with what his press secretary said was a personal issue.He offered no details and declined to comment on why his truck was in B.C. or who was driving it.
“This is a time – like we all have been called on from time to time – to provide support for a friend or family member,” Moe said.Our Morning Update and Evening Update newsletters are written by Globe editors, giving you a concise summary of the day’s most important headlines.
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