Saskatchewan Party

noun

1. (in Canada) a Saskatchewan political party formed by former members of the provincial Progressive Conservative and Liberal Parties

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Scott Moe, the premier of Saskatchewan, who leads the right-leaning Saskatchewan Party, referenced comments Mr. Trudeau made last week, suggesting he had mischaracterized the scope of the dissent against pandemic restrictions.

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His Saskatchewan Party formed 24 years ago, unlike the UCP, which is only 4 years old and prone to conflicts between its center-right moderates and far-right rural members.

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Mr. Wall, who leads the conservative Saskatchewan Party, initially objected to carbon pricing in part to protect his province’s relatively small coal mining industry and its coal-fired power plants.

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The Saskatchewan Party won the last election in a landslide in 2011, taking more than 60% of the vote.

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The conservative Saskatchewan Party is widely expected to sweep to a third consecutive victory as the Canadian province holds elections.

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