Murray Mandryk

It's hard to imagine how the NDP will do better, give that the resource-rich, farm-based half of the province still doesn't much trust them.

'Some say, post election, we appear divided. It isn’t true,' writes Michael Lee.

No good can come from this. The Saskatchewan Party's first order of business should be to scrap it ... or at least politely back away.

Regardless of whether you consider municipal candidates' ideas wacky or unfeasible, they are their ideas that they publicly stand behind.

Are elderly rural voters in Saskatchewan and the U.S much different. Do farmers or oil workers differ much from working class Americans?

'They get to try again in four years. I hope they spent the intervening period learning about rural issues,' writes Allen Hingston.

Moe gave the dice a big shake and rolled them. Nobody is yelling Yahtzee after Thursday’s cabinet shuffle.

'Sadly, we do not know our rural neighbours,' writes John Dean.

Saskatchewan documentarian and columnist Doug Cuthand received an honorary law doctorate from the University of Saskatchewan on Wednesday.

Regina voters seem rather capable of deciding on their own who they thought was contributing to the dysfunction and who wasn't.