Where to watch tonight's Saskatchewan Leaders' Debate
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Here's where you can watch Wednesday nights Leaders' Debate between Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe and NDP Leader Carla Beck.
The leaders of Saskatchewan’s two major political parties will face off on the debate stage tonight.
Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe and Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck are set to take to the stage in the rotunda of the province’s legislative building at 6:05 p.m. CST Wednesday.
The debate will be streamed live and can be watched using the video player located at the top of this page.
This story will be updated over the course of the event so be sure to check back throughout the night.
Merelda Fiddler, assistant professor of Indigenous communication at the First Nations University of Canada, will moderate the debate.
A panel of four journalists will pose questions. They include CTV’s Allison Bamford, CBC’s Adam Hunter, Global’s Brenden Purdy and Postmedia columnist Murray Mandryk.
A post-debate discussion will be held immediately after the event’s scheduled end time of 7 p.m. and will also be livestreamed on CTV Regina and CTV Saskatoon.
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