Your View
Throughout the election we'll be highlighting on the web, CBC Radio One and CBC Television your comments about candidates, issues and coverage.
Saskatchewan Party wins a majority
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
The Saskatchewan Party has won the provincial election and will form a majority government, CBC projects. What's your reaction?...
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Election day in Saskatchewan
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
What are your thoughts, hopes and dreams as Saskatchewan heads to the polls on Wednesday? RELATED STORY: Election day in Saskatchewan...
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What are the polls telling us?
Saturday, November 3, 2007
Saskatchewan's CanWest newspapers released an election poll Friday suggesting the Saskatchewan Party has a lead of more 20 percentage points over the NDP among decided voters. Is the 16-year rein of the New Democrats about to end or will they...
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Live Debate Blog
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
(Kevin O'Connor, CBC Saskatchewan's online journalist, posted this blog while the debate was in progress Tuesday night.) (7:30) With their final comments, the three leaders seek to calm the waters. The rhetoric is toned down, the show ends and the...
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Marijuana and the leaders
Friday, October 26, 2007
On the day the Marijuana Party launched its platform, reporters asked Saskatchewan Party Leader Brad Wall, NDP Leader Lorne Calvert and Liberal Leader David Karwacki if they had ever smoked marijuana. Wall said yes, Calvert and Karwacki said no. What...
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Sask. Party pledges to cut PST on used cars
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
The Saskatchewan Party is pledging to eliminate the PST on used cars and trucks if they are elected. It will cost the treasury about $45 million in the first year, the party says. What do you think? RELATED STORY: Sask....
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Saskatchewan voters going to the polls
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Saskatchewan Premier Lorne Calvert has called a provincial election for Nov. 7. What's on your mind as the campaign begins? Related story: Saskatchewan election called for Nov. 7...
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Every election campaign has its share of pundits, experts and spin doctors telling you how to interpret the campaign.
This is an opportunity for ordinary people to be heard.
We asked five people from around the province to be our citizen commentators during the campaign. You'll hear from them between now and election day, and we encourage you to react to their comments below.
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It is a real shame Mike and Ryan that you have not taken ...
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I do recall a person elected in '82 with much the same fa...
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Well done Saskatchewan. I would first like to welcome you...
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I have to marvel at the hypocrisy of those who jumped the...
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Finally a Government in Saskatchewan that can lead that p...
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Constituency Profiles
More Saskatchewan Votes Headlines »
- Saskatchewan Party wins majority government
- Only 10 years into its existence as a political force, the Saskatchewan Party will form a majority government and its leader Brad Wall will be the new premier.
- NDP had a 'good run in government'
- A desire for change pushed the NDP out of 16 years of rule in Saskatchewan, but leader Lorne Calvert said the party has no regrets.
- Liberals fail again to elect single MLA
- The third time was not a charm for Liberal Leader David Karwacki, as voters in Saskatoon Meewasin rebuffed his efforts for elected office.
- Shift in urban vote handed seats to Sask. Party
- The seeds of victory were sown in Regina and Saskatoon, where the Saskatchewan Party picked up five seats — but there were gains in other urban areas, too, that helped seal the election win.
- NDP holds on in Regina, but loses 3 seats
- Fortress Regina continued to stand for the NDP when the dust of Wednesday's election had settled, though its foundation was shaken by a trio of Saskatchewan Party wins.
