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More doctors, more money for infrastructure projects, more high-paying businesses and more resources to address homelessness are the top provincial election issues the Moose Jaw and District Chamber of Commerce wants addressed.

Jackie Wall, due to her role, is at the heart of the conversation, as she鈥檚 been advocating for the region鈥檚 economic growth and stability for years. In an interview, she shed light on some of the most pressing concerns for businesses and residents as the election approaches.

Clint Gottinger will run in the Wadena-Kelvington constituency.

The Saskatchewan Green Party has 29 women, 29 men and three trans candidates nominated to be on the ballot.

When asked how he responds to the accusation, Moe replied, 鈥淥n what topic has Tim McLeod done a poor job?鈥�

St. Germain believes in giving back to the community and has volunteered for Kids Fest in P.A. for many years.

No major new promises this weekend from the parties, as campaigns instead reiterate familiar messages in Moose Jaw, Regina and Saskatoon

Nurses say health care is at a breaking point.

STF hosts virtual education forum in Prince Albert.

"I would just like to make sure that I can help support the community that supported us."