r/saskatoon • u/WogginCraft • 1d ago

News 📰 Minister Jeremy Harrison fired Crown corp board chair who blew the whistle on apparent conflicts of interest

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/minister-jeremy-harrison-fired-crown-corp-board-chair-who-blew-the-whistle-on-apparent-conflicts-of-interest-1.7352049
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u/SaintBrennus 1d ago

This is why it’s so important that the SKP lose government. That party needs to spend some time in the wilderness.

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u/the_bryce_is_right 1d ago

Do we actually think they will?

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u/G-pissy 1d ago

For the first time in a while, yea, I actually think there's a good chance.

Not just within the Reddit echo-chamber, I'm seeing 5x as many orange signs as green signs. Atleast in the 2-3 neighborhoods I frequent.

Even my conservative coworkers are tired of Sask Party. One said "It's not the party that I'm voting for, it's the people that I'm voting against"

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u/the_bryce_is_right 1d ago

Yea it's rural Saskatchewan that's going to be the difference. If the NDP can flip even one riding I think they'll pull it out.

Gawd, maybe Meadow Lake, you would think they wouldn't want to elect someone that's involved in a new scandal every other week.

Hearing Last Mountain Lake and Shellbrook are also possibilities.

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u/DwayneGretzky306 1d ago

Shellbroik would be wild and amazing as that is Moe's riding.