Two political parties are possibly joining forces for the upcoming provincial election.
The Saskatchewan Progressive Conservative Party and the Saskatchewan Buffalo Party are in talks about forming a coalition with the goal of recruiting more candidates and hopefully securing seats.
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If the parties go ahead with the coalition and all goes well, both party leaders will consider a complete merger of the parties after the election is over.
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