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Ignoring the Needs of Saskatchewan Families

Brad Wall promised accountability and transparency, yet the list of broken promises grows longer.

You are Paying More

Higher Cost of Living. The Frontier Centre for Public Policy reported in January 2010 that Regina has gone from being one of the most affordable cities in Canada to "moderately unaffordable" and Saskatoon is considered "seriously unaffordable" in less than three years. 

Higher Utility Rates. Under Brad Wall's leadership, SaskPower increased its rates by 8.5% in June 2009 and effective August 1st 2010, your SaskPower bill will go up by another 7.5% to 8.5%. In less than 14 months Saskatchewan residents will pay almost 20% more for their power. 

You are Getting Less

Even after the boom of 2008, Wall's Sask. Party government created a $1-Billion summary deficit and dwindled the province's rainy day fund down to $700 million.

The Wall Government's misleading billboards, radio and TV ads falsely declare Saskatchewan has seen a 'net benefit' under a Sask. Party government.

If there really are 'two stories' in Saskatchewan's economy, "potash and everything else", then why is the Wall Government projecting a 2010-11 budget with a zero per cent increase to government ministries while aggressively cutting government programs and services to Saskatchewan's cities, town and rural areas? 

They Are Standing Up for Stephen Harper, not Saskatchewan

Brad Wall's government claims to have a strong relationship with the federal Conservatives in Ottawa, however Harper's lukewarm reception to Wall's projects and 'feasibility studies' tell Saskatchewan taxpayers a different story.

They Are Trying to Make Saskatchewan more like Alberta

On Environmental Standards and Regulations, Western Economic Partnership Agreement (WEPA) and other issues, the Saskatchewan Party government won't stop until they make Saskatchewan "Alberta's Twin".