Anybody know the history of this creep? A quick google and his name comes up as a director of a “christian” camp in south Saskatchewan. Might not be the same guy, but if it is, can we make a stink about the way these “christian” institutions protect and enable pedophiles?
The thing that has stuck out to me about this whole REAL debate is that Semple is saying “you’ve won the lottery, so don’t stop to think if it’s a good thing or not”. This is ridiculous on so many levels. First off, winning the lottery actually increases the chance of an individual going bankrupt, because they make the false assumption that their money is infinite. Secondly, the terms of the deal seem very much in favour of Brandt. I totally understand that REAL has been a disaster for many years, but allowing Semple to rush this is only going to benefit him, not the citizens of Regina.
Gotta hand it to the saskparty for doing corporate handouts to an airline flying to america in the midst of an affordability crisis. It doesn’t matter what the dollar amount is, it just shows whose interests they serve (and hint, it’s not the interests of the citizens of this province).
I’m curious to know what connections Monette Farms, who recently filed for creditor protection, and Scott Moe’s government? They obviously used Monette Farms as backdrops for their re-election campaign, but what does it say about a government that claims to represent “rural sask” when they so clearly only care about the corporate agri-business model, not the small farmer.
Given the federal conservative party’s disdain for electric vehicles, it seems relevant to inquire whether or not the attached pictures really do demonstrate that Andrew Scheer is a cybertruck owner. As much as I might disagree with the conservative party’s “values”, it seems increasingly obvious that their own MPs don’t even share those purported values.