The Morning Edition - Saskatchewan

It's been quite a week in politics. Lots of talk about the large rally held for the energy sector in Regina. The CBC's Adam Hunter and the Leaderpost's Murray Mandryk talk about the rally and the heated rhetoric leading up to it.

Morning Edition's Stefani Langenegger talks to Leader Post's Murray Mandryk and CBC's Adam Hunter about Saskatchewan politicians walking back its decisions from Saskatchewan's education minister to Weyburn's city council.

MLAs are back at the Saskatchewan Legislature and things are already getting heated. From the budget to attack ads, the Morning Edition's Stefani Langenegger gets the latest from the Leader Post's Murray Mandryk and CBC's Adam Hunter.

A convoy of trucks from Western Canada made it to Parliament Hill. But did their message resonate with the government politicians inside? Plus -- we've now learned that the site of the new CNIB -- which will also house commercial office space -- is going for the low rate of a dollar a year for the next 99 years. The Morning Edition's Stefani Langenegger gets the latest from the Leader Post's Murray Mandryk.

A clash over carbon is happening in Saskatchewan's court of appeal. This province says Ottawa does not have the right to impose a carbon tax here. The federal government disagrees. The Morning Edition's Stefani Langenegger gets the latest from the Leader Post's Murray Mandryk and the CBC's Adam Hunter.

Adam Hunter (CBC), Murray Mandryk (Leader-Post) and Morning Edition guest-host Ted Deller cover a big week in political news including the pipeline rallies, the Prime Minister's visit and the province handling of the apology for its role in the Sixties Scoop.

From posturing over the carbon tax to preparing for an apology, there's already political news in 2019 to discuss. Adam Hunter (CBC), Murray Mandryk (Leader-Post) and Morning Edition host Stefani Langenegger cover this and more on this week's political panel.

Adam Hunter (CBC), Murray Mandryk (Leader-Post) join the Morning Edition's Stefani Langenegger to break down the mid-year financial update and look at the government's current stance on mandatory training for semi drivers.

Head office jobs were a hot topic at the provincial Legislature this week. Did former Premier Brad Wall go to bat for a company and head office jobs that no longer really exist? Adam Hunter (CBC), Murray Mandryk (Leader-Post) and Morning Edition host Stefani Langenegger look into this and talk about why the subject of drug addiction keeps coming up in provincial politics.

Adam Hunter (CBC) and Murray Mandryk (Leader-Post) talk to Morning Edition host Stefani Langenegger

about conflicts of interest and many other hot topics brought up this week at the Legislature.