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Brad Wall
"The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth" kicks off this weekend.
The Saskatchewan premier took issue with her controversial comments.
"Those aren't his stories to tell."
Ontario's premier, however, is another story.
His deception undermined the 2016 election results and threatens the fundamentals of Saskatchewan's economy.
The role and influence of money in the political process has long been antagonistic to a fully democratic electoral system. Political parties must raise money from party supporters to maintain an organization, promote various messages and compete in elections, but it matters where that money comes from and how it is raised.
Not only are out-of-province donations OK in Brad Wall's Saskatchewan, but so are corporate and union donations. There are no donation limits of any kind, and out-of-country corporate donations are allowed as long as that corporation has a Canadian presence. It really is the Wild West out in Saskatchewan.
With more frequent, more severe and more damaging cycles of droughts and wildfires, storms and floods, it's clear that a more extreme and volatile climate is costly for Saskatchewan. Virtually everyone agrees that we need to prevent the worst consequences, as much as possible, and adapt to what we can't avoid.
The premier claimed Justin Trudeau isn't honouring his election promises.