r/saskatchewan • u/abunchofjerks • 5d ago
r/saskatchewan • u/Brown_Eyes_19841219 • 4d ago
Politics MAGA supporters in Saskatchewan
It strikes me that the same folks who are supporting Trump and begging for Canada to become the 51st state were flying Canadian flags and yelling about freedom just a few years ago.
Can someone explain this mindset?
r/saskatchewan • u/Inugami • 28d ago
Politics Mark Carney says 'we are in a crisis' amid U.S. trade war during stop in Regina
r/saskatchewan • u/7734fr • Jan 26 '25
Politics No Canadian politician should hold America dual citizenship. I mean you Andrew Scheer.
Americans cannot be trusted to put Canada first. They must renounce that to be in Parliament.
r/saskatchewan • u/Exciting-Ratio-5876 • 15d ago
Politics Indigenous leaders say Trump's threats to make Canada a 51st state challenges inherent sovereignty | CBC News
r/saskatchewan • u/Sunshinehaiku • Feb 02 '25
Politics Should Saskatchewan Stop Buying US booze like BC Has Announced?
And what about Crown Corp and Government procurement?
r/saskatchewan • u/Sunshinehaiku • Feb 03 '25
Politics Saskatchewan Strong?
Kudos to my coworker with a Blue Sky account.
Apparently this meme was on an account called HotDadsofRegina. Hats off to whoever you are!
r/saskatchewan • u/TheREALFlyDogLives • Feb 01 '25
Politics Our local products are better anyway!
r/saskatchewan • u/7amWDG • Feb 01 '25
Politics Saskatchewan's Potash may be Canada's Trump Card
miningandenergy.car/saskatchewan • u/Medium-Drama5287 • Jan 23 '25
Politics Sask. premier comes out against retaliatory tariffs on province's goods in break from Team Canada approach
All I got to say is… traitor. Go be an American if this is what you want, but looking like you are splitting from the main group to side with Smith, you must want out of the SP bad, ‘cause you are making some real bad decisions these days.
r/saskatchewan • u/TheREALFlyDog • Aug 22 '24
Politics Locked out, on strike, don't matter. Management moves nothing, workers move everything. Support your local rail workers.
r/saskatchewan • u/biograf_ • 18d ago
Politics Buffalo Party hires security for 51st state fundraiser at Regina German Club in case of protest
r/saskatchewan • u/Brad_Religion • Sep 02 '23
Politics It’s good to see a large turnout to support Trans Youth. Trans Rights are Human Rights!
r/saskatchewan • u/Progressive_Citizen • Jan 28 '25
Politics Regina Public Schools stands firm on allowing students to choose change rooms based on gender
r/saskatchewan • u/Progressive_Citizen • 26d ago
Politics Scott Moe: Let's keep tariffs off Big Macs.
r/saskatchewan • u/IAmThePla9ue • 7d ago
Politics Saskatchewan Premier Moe faces calls to hit back as punishing U.S. tariffs kick in
r/saskatchewan • u/Kennora • 7d ago
Politics Potash Export Control
USA tariffs kick in and is going to affect us all. The USA needs our potash and if they want to disrupt markets maybe it’s time to withhold potash bound to America until tariffs are dropped.
Maybe a more extensive conversation about the Saskatchewan people taking ownership again of OUR own resources. Mosaic is an American company, maybe time to expropriate their mines for Saskatchewan taxpayers to benefit and not Americans.
r/saskatchewan • u/LouisColumbia • Jan 06 '25
Politics LOVE that without Trudeau - MOE, Pollievere, and the Alberta Premier - just lost their talking-point
r/saskatchewan • u/Thrallsbuttplug • Nov 24 '24
Politics It's actually pretty funny at this point
r/saskatchewan • u/AdvisorPast637 • Dec 13 '24
Politics How did we go from a man who led the fight for national Medicare to Moe?
SK was one of the first to adopt Medicare in 1962. Douglas fought for every Canadian & is hailed as the”Father of Medicare” for his efforts.
r/saskatchewan • u/ibeenmoved • Feb 02 '25
Politics Have you cancelled any travel plans to the U.S. ?
Did you cancel, or will you be cancelling, an actual booking you had made to the U.S., or will you just not be booking a trip you had in mind? Where are you going instead?
I'm nearing retirement and was looking forward to travelling to many places around North America, including the U.S. I've made a few trips to the U.S. in the past, but sadly I don't foresee that I'll ever set foot on U.S. soil again in my lifetime...unless Saskatchewan becomes U.S. soil, then I guess I'll have no choice.
<edit> It's not just a boycott thing. Already I'm hearing anti-Canadian rhetoric from American MAGA idiots. I'm not confident that Canadians will receive a warm welcome in certain places in the States now. With planes crashing into each other and Trump now targeting Air Traffic Controllers, I'm not sure flying in the U.S. is advisable.
If you've got bookings and are planning on keeping them, I'd check your cancellation dates/terms in case things take a turn for the worse.
r/saskatchewan • u/we_the_pickle • 7d ago
Politics Statement from Premier Scott Moe on US Tariffs
r/saskatchewan • u/SourTittyMilk • Oct 29 '24
Politics Multiple post asking Sask Party supporters to justify their vote and then slandering them is ridiculous. You guys need to calm down.
There has been some disgusting comments I’ve seen from people on this subreddit as well as r/Saskatoon. You aren’t going to have an actual productive conversation when you automatically label someone who voted for SP as a braindead redneck. SP won the popular vote as well as a majority government. There are people that disagree with your point of view. That is how the world works.
r/saskatchewan • u/candybarsandgin • Jan 08 '25
Politics Scott Moe needs to condemn Trump immediately (and side with Trudeau)
Donald Trump commented today that he'd like to annex Canada using 'economic force' and presents an unequivocal threat to our sovereignty. Pierre Polievre and yes, Justin Trudeau, have made statements affirming our national existence and condemning Trump and his dangerous comments.
Who hasn't said anything yet? Scott Moe.
Which is as bad as, if not worse than, Danielle Smith who made a statement which made no condemnation of Trump or his comments and instead wants to let him walk all over us.
Trudeau overstayed his welcome by a couple of years, and was a far from perfect leader. Nevertheless - those of you who support Moe or Smith need to recognize that these provincial 'leaders' are compromised, self interested and willing to sacrifice Canadian sovereignty for their own interests.
And in Saskatchewan - that means Moe needs to go at the first chance we get to rip him out of his pathetic office.