SASKATOON, Sask. — Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe has released his entire platform to voters before election day on Oct. 28.
Moe says his promises would cost $1.2 billion over four years, with deficits in the first three years followed by a small surplus in 2027.
He says the old NDP government of two decades ago saw economic decline, forcing young people to move to other provinces. "It's a plan for building Saskatchewan, and it's a plan for our growing province, and our plan for investing in those very dividends of growth, into health care, into education and into so many services that are important to you and your family, wherever you live," Moe told supporters Saturday in Saskatoon.
Beck has said she would pay for her promises by growing the economy and cutting what she calls Saskatchewan Party waste. Jennifer Garner’s acting performance was so bad the day after she and Ben Affleck agreed to divorce that the star apologized to her director, the Daily Mail reported.Barry Sonnenfeld, the director behind Men in Black and The Addams Family, said in his new memoir that Garner was “a little off” on the last day of filming the 2016 comedy Nine Lives—which came right after the celebrity power couple had decided to split.
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