With the Saskatchewan election coming Oct. 28, CBC Radio’s Blue Sky invited the leader of each provincial party to answer questions live on air.
All but one — the incumbent Saskatchewan Party — took us up on the offer, with the Saskatchewan Progress Party putting up two candidates instead of its leader.
Here are each of those interviews, in the order they appeared on the show:
Buffalo Party of Sask. Leader Phillip Michael Zajac
Buffalo Party of Saskatchewan Leader Phillip Michael Zajac appeared on CBC’s Blue Sky to introduce himself and discuss his party’s platform in the upcoming provincial election.
Sask. United Party Leader Jon Hromek
Sask. United Party Leader Jon Hromek appeared on CBC’s Blue Sky this week to talk about his party’s vision for the province.
Sask. Progress Party candidates Jahangir Valiani and Kathleen Tremblay
Sask. Progress Party candidates Jahangir Valiani and Kathleen Tremblay appeared on CBC’s Blue Sky to introduce themselves and discuss their party’s platform in the upcoming provincial election.
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PC Party of Saskatchewan Leader Rose Buscholl
PC Party of Saskatchewan leader Rose Buscholl appeared on CBC’s Blue Sky to introduce herself and discuss her party’s platform in the upcoming provincial election.
Sask. NDP Leader Carla Beck
One week out from the provincial election, Sask. NDP Leader Carla Beck and some of her fellow candidates chat with CBC Radio’s Blue Sky host Leisha Grebinski.
Saskatchewan Green Party Leader Naomi Hunter
With the provincial election less than a week away, Saskatchewan Green Party Leader Naomi Hunter sat down with host Leisha Grebinski on CBC’s Blue Sky.
