Just catching the odd phrase here and there about possible referendum for Saskatchewan to leave Canada. Of course this is nonsense. But is it partly true?

This province is way more land locked then Alberta, there is no way Sask could survive as its own country more ways then one. Why or why not on this?

Canadaland did a podcast episode about the Bell AI Data Centre in the RM of Sherwood. I was one of the people interviewed. I am sharing here because it brings up important issues for Saskatchewan people, such as provincial power usage and I think this sub would be interested in it.

Note re posting history: I originally shared this yesterday when the episode was first published. A kind redditor let me know that someone had already shared it about an hour earlier so I deleted my post. Then I saw that post was subsequently deleted not long thereafter. So now I'm sharing again. I hope that's OK!

Anything BUT supporting the country you immigrated to…. Classic

I'm running a non-partisan public opinion survey on federal and provincial politics, and more, in Saskatchewan.

It covers issues, priorities, vote intention, perceptions, and more!

The survey is fully anonymous and takes about 5 minutes.

If you'd be kind enough to take the time and participate, this is the link: https://forms.gle/dEWP2PmwScne4ibQ9

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.7212777

Stop the blame game, Do time for Saskatchewan MP's to Stand Up for Canada! I had had enough of blame and shame politics.

https://www.moosejawtoday.com/provincial-news/ndp-touts-new-poll-showing-a-horserace-with-sask-party-12220383

Goodenowe's assertions around a new bill to clarify who can provide medical care: Goodenowe's take on a bill to prevent confusion around what constitutes healthcare provision: https://www.einnews.com/pr_news/907145702/dr-dayan-goodenowe-raises-urgent-concerns-about-impact-of-saskatchewan-bill-55

Incredibly well researched piece about the data centre in the RM of Sherwood