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Response from McMorris to B.C. surgeries
Posted: January 11, 2010
Sask. Party Health Minister Don McMorris claims he’s against paying a premium for out-of-province surgeries in British Columbia. So why is he allowing his provincial task force to consider paying a premium on healthcare as an available option to reduce growing surgical wait times in Saskatchewan?
From Boom to Bust in two years
Posted: December 7, 2009
When Brad Wall became the Premier, there were billions of dollars in the province’s bank account and the economy was strong. After just two years of the Wall government, we now have a deficit of $1 billion and we’re in a recession. See our latest province-wide mailing for more informatio
Bill Boyd's Court Documents
Posted: November 23, 2009
The Wall government has tabled legislation to make public any criminal record checks for individuals running for elected positions at the  municipal level. Following this to the logical conclusion, if it is good for politicians at the municipal level, why not at the provincial level too? When
More Details Emerge on Hodgins Auctions Deal
Posted: March 26, 2009
NDP Government Services critic Kevin Yates continued his attack on the Sask Party today over the process used to award government contracts for surplus vehicle auction services. It was revealed yesterday that Hodgins Auctions – operated by former Grant Devine Cabinet Minister Grant Hodgins – was g
NDP Questions Used Vehicle Auction
Posted: March 25, 2009
NDP Government Services Critic Kevin Yates today questioned the process behind a recent auction of used government vehicles involving Hodgins Auctioneers Inc. Grant Hodgins was a cabinet minister in the government of Grant Devine. “Was this auction of used government vehicles tendered?” Yates a


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

When the Sask Party hiked the price for camping in Provincial Parks, it claimed that Saskatchewan families weren't appreciating their parks enough.

"Using reserve funds to balance the provincial budget isn’t so bad after all."

- Saskatchewan Party Leader and Premier, Brad Wall

Brad Wall's broken promises...
January 15, 2010
He promised a children's hospital and delivered dashed dreams. He promised better days, but attacked our unions. He promised help for students, but raised our tuition. He promised much more, and has broken the majority. Most shamefully, he promised to keep his promises. -