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What is a Caucus Member?
The elected members of any particular political party form a Caucus.
What is an MLA?An MLA (Member of the Legislative Assembly) in the province of Saskatchewan is an elected member of the provincial legislature.MLAs are the provincial equivalent of MPs (Members of Parliament), Canada's federal representatives. The Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly currently has 58 MLAs, each elected to represent a constituency of approximately 18,000 people. MLAs are elected in a provincial election which, by law, must be held no more than five years from the previous election. An election may be called earlier if the government so chooses, or if the Legislative Assembly expresses non-confidence in the government.
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The Wall government is spending $49,000 a month for a former Republican Ambassador's advice on how to talk to the Obama White House.
"Mr. Speaker, I want to be clear for the member opposite that yes, we will impose our views on the Crown corporations."
- Ken Cheveldayoff
Wall Government moves to protect ponies while introducing a bounty on coyotes the same day...
November 16, 2009
The Saskatchewan Party has been making hay over a private member's bill introduced a week ago by MLA Tim McMillan to protect a small herd of wild ponies in eastern Saskatchewan. At the same time, the government is touting a new bounty on coyotes announced Monday that will see the province pay $20 for four paws brought to an RM office. -The StarPhoenix






