Assiniboia Times

The people of Saskatchewan have more common sense than the Sask. Party government for COVID

A guaranteed liveable income, pharmacare, dental care, grants for small farmers and an end to the coal and oil and gas industries are all key parts of the Saskatchewan Green Party platform for this election.

Liberal Party Leader Robert Rudachyk felt the Saskatchewan Party government only pays lip service to rural Saskatchewan issues and he wondered why people keep voting for them.

Scott Moe and the Saskatchewan Party have made life even more expensive for seniors by raising their fees for home care.

Delta 9 Cannabis Inc. (TSX: DN) (OTCQX: VRNDF) announced the Toronto Stock Exchange (“TSX”) has approved the company’s normal course issuer bid (the “NCIB”) on Oct. 20.

Grants for small farmers, as well as for those farmers who are working to preserve biodiversity, natural grassland and water preservation are part of the Saskatchewan Green Party’s rural strategies in this election.

From a young age, Alison had volunteerism in her blood. Her parents instilled in her that giving back to the community was very important.

A manufacturers tax credit is a key point in developing Saskatchewan’s value-added industry, according to Progressive Conservative Party Leader Ken Grey. That’s a major part of their platform, especially for helping out rural Saskatchewan.

The Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan’s platform runs the gambit from minimal intervention in the economy and low taxes to seeking more autonomy within Canada.

Jim Stangel of Assiniboia sent in some photos of Snow geese gathering outside of town on Monday night – the pictures were taken on a wintry afternoon with his Canon PowerShot at the Assiniboia Fairgrounds. “A sight to behold,” Stangel said.