From people that I’ve talked to regarding forced rehabilitative drug counselling is that most studies find it ineffective. Addiction is a health concern and the government is now treating sick people like it’s a crime. Some people will benefit, but from what I understand it’s a bandaid at best.

NDP have been floundering for a long time. They are trying too hard to be a more compassionate version of the Liberal party when people are wanting to break the system.

I don’t see why you don’t understand it. It’s pretty much AB/SK whole identity is playing the victim.

Both provinces bragging about massive GDP gains while struggling peoples situation gets worse. Crony capitalism at its finest!

Without a doubt. It was never designed to be used in good faith. He’s just pissed that it’s being used by someone from a different party.

Doesn’t sound like there is much there for policy, but he was great to listen to. I love his fight for working class, just hope he can be more well rounded as the campaign progresses.

Yves has not formally entered the race. Until he does, it should just be the people that have committed.

That is what happens when the federal government gives corporations taxpayer money. $13.2B and now they are pulling out.

Been a long time season ticket colder and I don’t see this making the game better.

You would have to go back to the 70’s to see a Saskatchewan provincial government that was able to balance the budget without either austerity measures or unsustainable windfall resource pricing.

I sure hope so. Last election they came close to winning, but their overall policy is to be a kinder version of neoliberalism. Better, but definitely not visionary or inspiring.

I don’t know if a single party that is looking out for working class people. They are all varying degrees of neoliberalism, including the NDP.

There’s no excuse for that level of incompetence. They know better.

Keep speaking about class struggles and don’t address the culture war sideshow.

As I said, it comes down to whether the employer is exploiting the worker or not. Just because a business makes a training investment does not give them the right to exploit the worker. If the worker isn’t exploiting, I’m sure they have no problem staying.