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The World Turned Upside Down: Coal workers go to Legislature to take issue with NDP’s stance on coal

26 union members and two mayors stood behind SaskPower minister, none stood behind NDP SaskPower critic     REGINA – In the musical Hamilton, there’s part of a song that goes, “The World Turned Upside Down.” And one could be forgiven for thinking that, when...

NDP calls for apples-to-apples comparison, but when that’s done, their coal costs mirror the government’s

REGINA – Usually when the public galleries of the legislature are filled with union members, it’s almost always because they’re not happy with the government. But on May 11, 26 union members and two mayors were there not to take issue with the government,...

United Mine Workers of America respond to NDP coal position: “Extremely disappointed by the reckless and misleading statements”

Editor’s note: On May 7 both the United Mine Workers of America and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers sent letters of support for the Saskatchewan Party Government’s plan to rebuild the coal fleet and dismay at the New Democratic...

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers respond to NDP coal position: “A deliberate misrepresentation of costs”

  Editor’s note: On May 7 both the United Mine Workers of America and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers sent letters of support for the Saskatchewan Party Government’s plan to rebuild the coal fleet and dismay at the New Democratic...

NDP say coal reburbs will cost $26 billion, but applying the same methodologies to their own plan comes up with similar numbers

First – the debate. Next – the analysis   REGINA – Just how much will the refurbishment of the coal-fired power generation fleet cost? The Saskatchewan Party government says $2.6 billion by 2035. The NDP says $26 billion by 2050. At issue? Timelines,...
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