University professors, journalists and other experts have compiled knowledge and information of the 2020 Saskatchewan election in a newly released e-book.
The online book offers both context and a Ehistorical record of what happened during the 2020 provincial election.
Jim Farney, a co-editor, says the idea is not for people to express opinions, but rather they are descriptive and broad chapters.
“With all the usual stuff like the parties, or voter turnout, we try to have a pretty good snapshot of both the issues we talked about on the campaign, and some other issues that didn’t get much focus during the campaign, but are important to Saskatchewan politics,” said Farney.
A link to download the e-book can be found at the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy’s (JSGS) website.
