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Voters in Conservative-blue Saskatchewan go to polls as Liberals try to make gains

REGINA - Conservatives are looking to keep their vise-grip on Saskatchewan while Liberals hope to make inroads in at least one seat as voters go to the polls Monday for the federal election.

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REGINA - Conservatives are looking to keep their vise-grip on Saskatchewan while Liberals hope to make inroads in at least one seat as voters go to the polls Monday for the federal election.

Public opinion polling suggests Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives will win nearly all of Saskatchewan’s 14 constituencies, but Mark Carney’s Liberals could pick up the province’s only northern riding: Desnethé—Missinippi—Churchill River.

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