“My husband and I are very excited this day has finally arrived! My time here in Canada has meant so much to me and our family. The entire community has been so great to us and we’re honoured to be receiving our Canadian citizenship today,” Rubiela said.
“It’s pretty cool, I can call myself a Canadian now and I’m so proud of that. My mom and dad have been so supportive of me and my sister through this entire process, it’s so great to be here today with all the other families who are also getting their citizenship,” said Sahid. “My life in Regina is great, I have my friends, my family and now I can say I’m a Canadian. It doesn’t get much better than that.”
Location: Royal Saskatchewan Museum, 2445 Albert Street
Time: 2:00pm
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Saskatchewan has seen more than 4700 people lose their jobs under the Wall government.
"People complained about the highways, and now they’re complaining about these beds. Which do they want, highways or health care?"
- Saskatchewan Party MLA for Cannington and Government House Leader, Dan D'Autremont
Wall Government's spending not in tune with reality...
December 3, 2009
Yet the reality is that, on a summary basis, the province's books for the current year are in the hole to the tune of $1 billion. Unless Mr. Wall's administration remains focused on spending money to build for the future instead of trying to placate voters by throwing gobs of cash at causes on the basis of short-term political rewards, things could get ugly in a hurry. -The StarPhoenix
