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Budget 2018: On Track or Wrong Track?
For those that feared that the Saskatchewan government would continue the punishing austerity they laid out in 2017, this year’s budget came as a mild…
Saskatchewan’s cruel and unusual budget
Despite the provincial government’s insistence that its budget cuts would strike a balance among those affected, Wednesday’s budget sure seemed to favour some over others.…
Brad Wall, SaskTel and the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad idea
Brad Wall has a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad idea for Saskatchewan; privatizing SaskTel. While the suggestion of privatizing Sasktel has been floated by…
Prairie Update: Doing Austerity in Saskatchewan and Manitoba
In the Fall 2016 Monitor, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA)Saskatchewan’s Simon Enoch penned Getting to Know Brad, introducing Canada’s most popular premier – Brad…
The Futility of Austerity: Lessons for Saskatchewan
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SaskNotes: The Futility of Austerity
Lessons for Saskatchewan Download 369.17 KB7 pages The instinct of governments across the political spectrum when faced with economic contraction has been to cut public…
Unequal partners: Power, profit and the public interest in P3s
Here we are again reviewing the evidence that private business can deliver essential public services and infrastructure at less cost and with better results than…
Whither the Crown Corporation? The Semantics of Privatization
The Saskatchewan government’s recent legislative efforts to define what is – and what is not – “privatization,” has left us all floundering in a game of useless…
The Monitor, September/October 2016
The Transformation of Saskatchewan Download 5.29 MB CCPA-Saskatchewan Director Simon Enoch argues Canadian progressives need to “get to know Brad” in this special feature on…
Brad Wall and the TPP: An Unrequited Love Story
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Skip the Rhetoric: The selective free-market principles of the Wall government
Speaking in a 2013 year-end interview with CTV News, Premier Brad Wall had this to say about his government’s approach to the economy and the private sector:
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