🧵1/11 - I'm so sorry that I want to talk about Potash in Sask. It is graphs, and numbers, and amounts of money that are big.

We all hate thinking about math and potash.

Believe me, my eyes continue to glaze over as I write this, but I promise you, it's important. #skpoli 🧵2/11 - Potash - more specifically resource taxation/royalties - help to fund Saskatchewan government spending.

In 1975, PotashCorp of Sask was set up as a Crown Corp by Premier Allen Blakeney of the NDP.

It was sold off by Grant Devine in 1989. #skpoli
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1/2 Why has a non-profit corporation & FB Page called "A Better YXE" (formerly "Change YXE") been running paid Facebook ads criticizing Charlie Clark & Hilary Gough since 2023?

Rylund Hunter was a Sask Party candidate who unsuccessfully ran against Ryan Meili in 2020. #skpoli





2/2 Rylund is listed as the incorporator and registered office for "Greater Saskatoon Consulting Inc." the corp. listed as owner of the "Better YXE" website. Registered office is through McDougall Gauley Law in Saskatoon. The sole director is Miles Heidt. #skpoli

1/14: When the @SaskParty tries to constantly poison the well by saying "the @Sask_NDP destroyed Saskatchewan," we should all be reminded about the NDP's actual history of good government - a thread: #skpoli 2/14: 1944 - CCF(NDP) passes the Farm Security Act to protect Saskatchewan farms and farm machinery from seizure for debts by banks and mortgage companies.

1/9 One thing #SKpoli hasn't talked much about is how the history of private Christian academies like Legacy Christian Academy (aka. Christian Centre Academy) are rooted in school de-segregation in the United States. Just Google "Segregation Academy." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Segregati… 2/9 School de-segregation in the southern US spawned the private Christian school movement. Tuition was kept intentionally high to keep out people of colour & minorities. At LCA - the Sask Party subsidy equals $750K annually. #skpoli cbc.ca/news/canada/sa…