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Wall Gov’t Must Put Saskatchewan People’s Interests First
Posted: September 2, 2010
NDP Leader Dwain Lingenfelter criticized Premier Wall today for failing to look out for the interests of the real potash owners - the people of Saskatchewan – by handing over the major decisions about the future of this strategic resource to Stephen Harper and the Conference Board of Canada. “
Wall Gov’t Denies Needy Children Hot Lunch Program
Posted: September 2, 2010
NDP MLA for Regina Walsh Acres, Sandra Morin, blasted the Wall Government today for denying children in Regina’s North Central area a hot lunch. Morin said that Chili for Children, a non-profit organization, supplies free hot lunches every Monday, Wednesday and Friday to approximately 1300 student
Douglas vs. Wall? It's No Contest
Posted: September 1, 2010
By Walter Smishek, Letter to the Editor; The Leader-Post Murray Mandryk (Aug. 27) correctly identified some similarities between Brad Wall and T.C. Douglas. Both politicians and party leaders became Saskatchewan premiers. There the similarities end. I cannot agree that Wall
NDP Demands Conflict of Interest Commissioner Complete his Report on LeClerc
Posted: September 1, 2010
NDP Caucus Chair Judy Junor today released a letter to Conflict of Interest Commissioner Ronald L. Barclay calling on the commissioner to complete and release a report on his investigation into the activities of Serge LeClerc, former MLA for Saskatoon Northwest and Premier Brad Wall’s Legislativ
Premier Wall named in $ 3 million Lawsuit: Must Return Control of Funds
Posted: August 31, 2010
The Saskatchewan NDP’s House Leader today denounced Premier Brad Wall’s latest legal stalling tactic in the PC Trust Fund Conspiracy Case, and called on him to return control of $3 million to the Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan. “Just weeks ago, the province’s highest court unani

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Len Taylor
The Battlefords
Len Taylor was born and raised in North Battleford,...

Under the Wall government we went from having $2.3 billion in the bank to a $1.05 billion deficit in less than 2 years

"By the end of the year there will likely be two consecutive quarters of negative growth in the province, which means Saskatchewan will be in a recession."

- Finance Minister Rod Gantefoer

Sask. Party government isn't an advocate for students...
March 8, 2010
The proposed 75 per cent cuts to the EA jobs, by the provincial government, should alarm adults in this province. -Burna B. Purkin, Saskatoon, The StarPhoenix