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Regina Mayoral candidates release platforms, NDP campaign director reflects on the election, and billboards in Regina get a response from the Mayor.
Saskatoon Mayoral candidates lean into endorsements, Poilievre asks Premiers to scrap sales tax on homes and Moe responds, and Angus Reid polls on how Canadians feel about the US Federal election.
FSIN Chief re-elected following controversy, Clark goes after Poilievre's housing plan, and Saskatchewan hits milestone of 30% elected women MLAs.
Mayoral hopefuls square off in Saskatoon and Regina, Beck reflects on the election campaign, and Moe welcomes the government caucus to Regina.
Second preliminary count results, Moe's task of building a cabinet, attention turns to municipal races, a final look at ad spending, and Singh will not vote for a federal election this fall.
The collapse of Sask. United, meet the class of 2024, mail in ballots to determine some constituencies, Saskatoon Chief calls for transparency at FSIN ahead of vote, and Blanchet is calling for a federal election.
The results are in (mostly).
We've made it.
Day 25 of the provincial election campaign and Day 4 of voting, Moe in Moose Jaw, Beck in Prince Albert, the federal minister promises to make deals with cities around homelessness, a look at ad spending, and a closer look at Rosthern-Shellbrook.
Day 24 of the provincial election campaign and Day 3 of voting, Moe in Prince Albert, Beck in Moose Jaw, Trudeau says caucus is united, and a closer look at Regina Lakeview.
Day 23 of the provincial election campaign, parties look to get out the vote, former MLA in conflict of interest, New Brunswick election results, and Trudeau is not concerned about leadership challenges.
Day 22 of the provincial election campaign, leaders deliver closing arguments, parties release new ads, and a former Premier wants Justin Trudeau's job.
