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| Here's what people are saying about your Saskatchewan Party government. "Sask. Party and nurses in blissful union." -Murray Mandryk, Regina Leader Post, October 2, 2009
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"That the American politicians would veer this far north of their beaten path to visit the International Test Centre for CO2 Capture...surely demonstrates that Wall has done a pretty effective selling job." -Murray Mandryk, Regina Leader Post, September 18, 2009
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"(Banning handheld texting/talking while driving) is the right call." -Regina Leader Post, September 1, 2009
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"It's good to see a Saskatchewan Party government spending money in the inner city of Regina. Maybe they aren't "just in it" for rural Saskatchewan, a broad and unfair characterization often made by opposition NDP." -Kevin Blevins, Regina Leader Post, July 2, 2009
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"...Thursday night's 2,000-plus crowd at Brad Wall's political fundraising "premier's dinner" in Regina last week does confirm suspicions that the Saskatchewan Party has surpassed the NDP as the political force in the province...And 18 months into his first term, Wall's popularity is still growing." -Murray Mandryk, Regina Leader Post, May 26, 2009
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"For more than 15 years Saskatchewan municipalities have asked for a fair deal and now we've got one." -Allan Earle, President of SUMA, NewsTalk, April 24, 2009
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"...the Sask. Party government has now addressed so many long-standing concerns that one really wonders if the NDP has anything legitimately left to criticize." -Murray Mandryk, Regina Leader Post, March 19, 2009
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"We think that they've done a good job today." -Steve McLellan, CEO of the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce, CJME Radio, March 18, 2009
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Well what we heard today was all good news not only for rural Saskatchewan but all of Saskatchewan." -David Marit, President of SARM, CBC TV, March 18, 2009
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "We're very happy with the way they've chosen to proceed and the way they're implementing the changes." -Bill Madder, Association of Saskatchewan Realtors, CJME Radio, March 18, 2009
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Really today is about and dedicated to the children that have been challenged and lost and the children that are challenged and winning their fight with illness and injury. This day is for them." -
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "We are quite happy that there is going to be a substantial relief in the short term and that the bulk of this tax relief is going to go to the rural municipalities. Because it was not just an issue of excessive taxes, it was an issue of tax fairness." -
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "...I gave him a hug and I don't often give the Minister of Health a hug, but I had to give him a hug today. I'm just thrilled about it." - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"It's a good break for taxpayers." -Roy Challis, Saskatchewan School Boards Association, CBC Radio, March 18, 2009
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"They are listening and they're doing something. It's great." -Al Rosseker, Executive Director of Saskatchewan Trucking Association, CJWW Radio, March 18, 2009 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"Infrastructure is going to mean lots of employment, it's going to be more pressure for housing which is good." -Allan Thomarat, Saskatchewan Homebuilders Association, CJME Radio, March 18, 2009 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "...that has been a huge step, truly monumental in the sense of provincial government acknowledging what cities have been asking for and so this has been very, very good news for us." -Don Atchison, Mayor of -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "...it is just unbelievably good news. Administrators all across the province have got to be jumping up and down. -Allan Earle, President of SUMA, CBC Radio, March 18, 2009 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "We are extremely pleased that the government has listened and demonstrated their commitment to including the needs of Saskatchewan's young people in their stimulus infrastructure plans." -Roy Challis, Saskatchewan School Boards Association president, CTV Regina, February 9, 2009
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"We're very grateful they did a lot of work and found a way to reach out to us, because we had given up." -Jill Beatty, CEO of the Regina Lutheran Care Society, Regina Leader Post, February 5, 2009.
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"I thought it (Economic Booster Shot) was a really good thing; great for us in Moose Jaw and Saskatchewan." -Dale McBain, Mayor of Moose Jaw, Moose Jaw Times Herald, February 3, 2009 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"It's (Economic Booster Shot) a win for the city, a win for the province, and definitely a win for the citizens." -Pat Fiacco, Mayor of Regina, Regina Leader Post, February 3, 2009
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"It's one-time money, it's much needed and we sure appreciate what the provincial government announced yesterday." -David Marit, President of the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities, CJME Radio, February 3, 2009
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"He (Brad Wall) is a rising star among premiers...he really led the way with respect to the provinces providing leadership by example." -John Baird, Federal Transport and Infrastructure Minister, CJME Radio, January 17, 2009
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "What Saskatchewan voters discovered in Wall was a newfound political maturity that we can only wish others had." -Murray Mandryk, Regina Leader Post, December 27, 2008
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"We've been waiting for a lot of years to hear this five- and 10-year (highways) plan." - Ron Smith, chair of the Saskatchewan Road Builders and Heavy Construction Association, Regina Leader Post, December 4, 2008
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"The Saskatchewan (Graduate Retention Program) illustrates what some provinces are doing to not only stem the brain drain from their own turf, but to aggressively reverse it." - Charlottetown Guardian, December 2, 2008
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"You can't buy the optimism and hope Wall delivered Tuesday."
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