Tag Archives: Politics

If the New Democrats are elected in April, leader Cam Broten has not only promised Prince Albert and region a second bridge, but promised its completion in four years. Broten made the announcement Fri...

NDP leader Cam Broten visited a Saskatoon diner on Friday, where he promised to cut the number of politicians in the province.   Broten also promised an end to what the NDP have dubbed 'travel sc...

There are some disappointed volunteers at the office of a Regina NDP candidate. Sometime overnight from Thursday to Friday, a series of lawn signs for NDP candidate Brett Estey were spray-painted with...

The provincial NDP is down another candidate, the second in less than 24 hours. Weyburn-Big Muddy hopeful Mark Jeworski resigned citing personal reasons. He was another candidate whose old posts on so...

Getting to know our provincial party leaders in Saskatchewan isn't something everyone gets to do, especially in a social setting. Shaking hands is one thing, but some people crave more. So News Talk R...

In what will be the largest spending announcement from the Saskatchewan Party this campaign, an extra $70 million over three years is being pledged to address highway repair and maintenance in the pro...

The Sask. Party's strong support continues ahead of the April 4 election, according to the latest poll from Mainstreet Research. A survey done on 1,423 people on Tuesday found 47 per cent of people wo...

Brad Wall was in Regina for the first full day of the election campaign. He addressed delegates at the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) annual convention. While he had been aske...

A Saskatchewan NDP candidate is publicly apologizing for comments he made on social media about "stupid farmers" two years ago. The apology comes after the Sask. Party dug up and reposted a screencapt...

Saskatchewan's NDP has come out swinging after allegations from the Sask. Party that NDP promises are adding up. The Sask. Party said they added up the NDP's promises so far, and they total $5.5 billi...