No party has as successfully hitched its wagon to a single issue as the Sask. Party has in making population growth its brand.
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It wasn’t until the waning days of the most-recent NDP government where we again crossed the one-million mark in July 2007, a few months before the Sask. Party took power.Article content The Sask. Party has no intention of ever letting voters forget that … even if growth isn’t quite what it once was. in the second quarter of 2022 and attach it to a new political-sounding campaign of “Growth for Everyone.”
The quarterly Statistics Canada figures showed a net loss of 7,902 people through interprovincial migration. Only 15,323 people from other provinces moved in compared with 23,225 Saskatchewan people moving out.Article content
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