With the federal election officially announced, Saskatchewan voters looking to candidates for 'policy and perspectives' may instead see attack ads, says one political expert.
A federal election has been called in Canada for April 28. Saskatchewan voters will consider economic issues, tariffs, the opioid crisis, housing, and affordability. Experts suggest major party leaders may not spend much time campaigning in Saskatchewan, and the campaign is expected to be competitive, potentially focusing on both policy and personal attacks. Premier Scott Moe urges voters to prioritize Saskatchewan's economy.
