Check out this CBC article. The most common phrase in it is (Jeremy Harrison) "Harrison didn't Answer" Scott Moe muzzled government employees during the election. Will he answer. Is that minister the best example of a Sask Party MLA? #SKPOLI cbc.ca/news/canada/sa…

Went out and voted this morning. It's the final voting day for the provincial election in Saskatchewan. If you haven't voted yet... Run, don't walk (where safe) to your designated polling station. X marks the spot! #SKpoli #makeyourvoiceheard #whyareyoustillreadingthis

These sorts of questions can also inform the voter of a candidate's broader personality by seeing how they respond to questions the candidate doesn't feel comfortable with.

See my letter to the Prime Minister below // Veuillez trouver ma lettre au Premier ministre ci-dessous

Quick note for everyone. Words have meaning. Bandying about big words for sensationalist impact rather than meaningful discussion will inevitably cause more harm than good. Do your part to cool tensions and bring about real cohesion by not parroting people at the top.

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Hey TeamYouTube I pay good money for YT Premium to have background play. The fact that an increasing amount of videos are having this issue is starting to make me rethink my spending priorities...

Why does SaskPower even say they have an outage map when it doesn't work when there is an outage

Isn't this the kind of thing people told us the conservatives would do if they got in power? policyalternatives.ca/news-research/…