The Saskatchewan United Party's opposition to mass immigration marks a key difference from the governing Saskatchewan Party.
Wilson called the COVID-19 vaccines an “experimental drug” and claimed “thousands” were affected by them.
Wilson repeated her call for a public inquiry into the pandemic response in Saskatchewan. An inquiry is needed, but not to uncover a vast vaccine conspiracy. That sounds a lot like the focus of Moe’s government with the new party suggesting the government fails to go far enough. Perhaps more telling is a Twitter post from Nov. 3 that urges an end to mass immigration — a distinct difference from the Saskatchewan Party, which celebrates immigration as a necessary source of growth.We see what is happening in other provinces,” the post says. “They are being flooded by mass immigration, and big-city politics is overshadowing rural life.”Article content
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