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Saskatchewan Party candidate says sorry for using racial slur a year agoCanada5 hoursA Saskatchewan Party candidate has come under fire for repeating a racially inappropriate word in the government caucus office a year ago. -
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Global News at 5 ReginaSaskatchewan women share stories of infertility after Sask. Party election promise -
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Global News at 5 ReginaSaskatchewan election begins with promises of tax relief, calls for change
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3 elections, 3 provinces, 10 days: What’s at stake in these Canadian racesBritish Columbia, New Brunswick and Saskatchewan all have general elections within a 10-day period marking a very busy two weeks for politics in Canada.Politics10 hours
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Saskatchewan Party promises increase in tax credits for persons with disabilitiesSaskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe is promising to increase a set of tax credits for persons with disabilities if he's re-elected on Oct. 28.Politics11 hours
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Saskatchewan NDP promises to hire 100 police officers instead of marshalsCarla Beck says her government would hire 100 police officers across the province if elected on Oct. 28.CanadaOct 7
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Saskatchewan Party promises up to $10,000 for first time fertility treatmentsSaskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe says his party would make it easier for people to access fertility treatments and cancer testing if it's re-elected on Oct. 28.CanadaOct 7
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NDP outlines 4-year plan to restore SaskatchewanNDP Leader Carla Beck says she would cut $58 million in spending during her first year as premier should her party win the Saskatchewan election set for Oct. 28.PoliticsOct 4
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Will Saskatchewan’s parties find a balance between budget and advancement?The election campaign period may have only just begun and we have already heard promises from both major parties. But will these promises get in the way of balancing the budget?CanadaOct 3
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Nurses rally in Regina as Saskatchewan hospital reaches 350% capacityOn Thursday, hundreds of nurses rallied in front of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building demanding action on staffing shortages.CanadaOct 3
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Saskatchewan United Party makes pitch to slash PST on Day 2 of election campaignJon Hromek, leader of the Saskatchewan United Party, says he would cut the provincial sales tax to three per cent from six per cent and also end the provincial gasoline tax.CanadaOct 2
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Saskatchewan NDP blasts Scott Moe for tax hikes while in officeThe Saskatchewan NDP say Scott Moe hiked 31 taxes and fees in a single year while premier, making life more unaffordable for Saskatchewan residentsCanadaOct 2
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Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe announces expansion to graduation rebate programMoe says if his party is re-elected as government on Oct. 28, it would increase the amount of tuition money rebated to students under its Graduate Retention Program.CanadaOct 2
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