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Charting The Future

January 31, 2012

This morning the Saskatchewan Liberal Party executive received and accepted the resignation of Ryan Bater as Leader of the Saskatchewan Liberals.

On behalf of the Party, the executive thanks Ryan for his leadership, energy, and dedication to promoting Liberalism in Saskatchewan. Over the next several weeks, an interim Party leader will be appointed. Read more »

Tight Race in The Battlefords Promises an Exciting Election Night

November 4, 2011

North Battleford – With a Sask Party victory province-wide a foregone conclusion, Saskatchewan Liberal Leader Ryan Bater is predicting that The Battlefords will be the most interesting riding in the province to watch on election night. Read more »

Saskatchewan Liberals Take Aim at NDP “Fantasy Land” Calculator

November 2, 2011

North Battleford – Today the Saskatchewan Liberal Party is releasing their own election calculator, highlighting the risky financial assumptions in the platforms of the NDP and Sask Party. The on-line calculator allows voters to compare what the financial impact would be of the NDP, Sask Party and Liberal platform promises based on five different economic scenarios for the province: Read more »

CTF confirms Sask Liberal plan the only one that will save your money

November 1, 2011

NORTH BATTLEFORD--With less than a week left to go in the Saskatchewan election, the Canadian Taxpayer's Federation (CTF) has confirmed that the Saskatchewan Liberals are the only party committed to saving taxpayer's money. Read more »

Sask Party, NDP Lack Vision for the Province

October 25, 2011

NORTH BATTLEFORD—Saskatchewan people have learned nothing new after the debate, said Saskatchewan Liberal Leader, Ryan Bater on Tuesday night.

“Neither of the party leaders offered any vision for the province,” said Bater. “After the sad show put on by Brad Wall and Dwain Lingenfelter tonight, Saskatchewan people would be hard pressed to say where either party wants to take our province.” Read more »

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