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160 BLANK PAGES: IGNORANT SASK. PARTY HIDES INFORMATION ON STATE OF CRUMBLING SCHOOLS

Wednesday Marks First Day Of School For Many Saskatchewan Students 

SASKATOON — Saskatchewan families and school divisions deserve answers about the condition of their schools, but the Sask. Party government has once again chosen secrecy over transparency, returning 160 blank pages in response to a Freedom of Information request seeking information about the state of school buildings across Saskatchewan. 

EVEN AFTER GETTING CAUGHT WASTING TENS OF BILLIONS WITH NO OVERSIGHT, SCOTT MOE PLOWS AHEAD WITH COAL CATSTROPHE

Sask. Party Awards Contracts To Two Out-Of-Province Companies Even In Face Of Massive Costs For Consumers, Widespread Pushback 
REGINA – Despite an avalanche of public outrage against Scott Moe and Jeremy Harrison's coal catastrophe, the Sask. Party government is pressing ahead.  While every independent report, and their own appointed Rate Review Panel, have made clear that their coal plan is the most expensive and highest risk option, Scott Moe and Jeremy Harrison are ploughing ahead.  

CARLA BECK TAKES CALL FOR ACTION ON TRUMP TARIFFS STRAIGHT TO SCOTT MOE’S DOOR

Sask. Party Denied Calls Monday To Reconvene Legislature Immediately, Willing To Do Nothing For 56 More Days 

SASKATOON - Carla Beck and her team took their call for urgent action on Donald Trump’s escalating trade war straight to the Sask. Party cabinet office Tuesday, demanding the Premier recall the Legislature and get to work protecting Saskatchewan jobs and making life more affordable. 

MOE’S BUMBLING PUBLIC SAFETY MINISTER SPENDS EXTRA $50 MILLION ON THURSDAY... DOESN’T TELL SASKATCHEWAN PEOPLE A THING ABOUT WHY

Weger Failed On Bombers, Was MIA As The Marshal’s Militarized And Now He’s Writing Himself Blank Cheques 

REGINA – Carla Beck’s team is demanding Scott Moe and the Sask. Party start treating Saskatchewan people with the respect and dignity they deserve after documents made public show the government’s stumbling and bumbling Public Safety Minister greenlit $50 million in additional spending last Thursday ... and didn’t tell the public why.