US EditionTwo federal party leaders in Saskatchewan today as campaign nears halfway point
- Mark Carney, Liberal Party Leader, is campaigning in Saskatchewan, where the Liberals have not held a seat since 2015, when Ralph Goodale was re-elected to represent Regina-Wascana.
- Polling averages suggest growing support for the Liberals in the Prairies, particularly after Justin Trudeau stepped down as leader.
- Jagmeet Singh, NDP Leader, is hosting an event in Saskatoon, with projections indicating that the NDP will win five seats in the upcoming election.
- Election day in Canada is scheduled for April 28, and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has not yet campaigned in Saskatchewan.
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NDP will defend health care in next parliament, says Singh - Island Social Trends
Thursday April 10, 2025 | SASKATOON, SK [Reporting from VICTORIA, BC] by Mary P Brooke | Island Social Trends Today NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh was on the federal campaign trail in Saskatoon. For his morning announcement and press conference, standing in front of Saskatoon City Hospital he was surrounded by local candidates and health-care workers. […] The post NDP will defend health care in next parliament, says Singh appeared first on Island Soci…
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