Hutchison began her speech by discussing her personal journey, including childhood sexual abuse that started at five years old by her neighbour, her struggles with identity, alcoholism, and a suicide attempt in 2018. 

"[Her] outspokenness prompted a two-year suspension by the CPU, reduced to one year on appeal. But Hutchinson’s actions were not in vain..

“This is not a sustainable vision of nationhood. A country cannot survive on imported customs and managed relativism. It cannot inspire sacrifice or loyalty if it refuses to define itself. It cannot hold together as a community of citizens if citizenship is treated merely as a right to access services, rather than a commitment to a shared moral order.”

Clifford Sifton, Federal Liberal Interior Minister under Laurier in 1905...said, 'We desire, in fact every patriotic Canadian desires, that the great trade of the Prairies shall go to enrich our own people of the east, to build up our factories and our workshops of eastern Canada, and contribute in every legitimate way to its prosperity.

There is...no firm evidence that Indigenous kids died in the schools in excessive numbers from culpable negligence. And there is no evidence at all of mass murder.

"Population growth and electoral realignment means that in the upcoming 2025 election, the West will have a greater percentage of total ridings than ever. The West has 108 of the nation’s 343 ridings, composing 31.5 percent of the total.”

As a mother of six, with four children in Regina Public Schools, I’ve always believed schools should defer to parents when it comes to making decisions on behalf of our kids.

The Saskatchewan Ministry of Education has directed each school division to develop, consult on and implement an administrative procedure (AP) regarding accessible use of washroom and change rooms. The Regina Public School Board has drafted AP #354 and is seeking feedback from students in Grades 9 – 12, Parents, and Staff.

"[W]e, in the west, need to restore or recreate a good and thriving culture based on religious and moral principles if we are to restore political systems which have become too invasive" - Wayne

Sir John A. Macdonald makes a comeback.

Will a new government have the courage to support vulnerable women who feel abortion is their only option? Will it continue to allow taxpayer-funded abortions at any stage of pregnancy? Or will it once again dismiss the plight of pre-born children as a political liability?

A closed society is immune to subversion because it simply tells potential subverters to leave. Free and open societies cannot rely on this defense.

Since 2020, there has been a lot of committee work within the Regina Public School Board aimed at promoting diversity, equity, inclusion, gender equality, racial equity, and other goals related to social justice.

A Mental Health strategy can be truly beneficial, especially since students often face mental health challenges that can arise during school assessments. Having a policy in place to guide teachers can be a great support. However, it’s crucial that any mental health policy is thoughtfully constructed and specifically focused, rather than being used to promote other agendas.

To grasp the priorities of an organization, it's essential to take a look at how they allocate their funds. There's a classic saying in journalism: "follow the money." This rings true because an organization's priorities are often revealed by where they spend their money as well as how they invest their time, energy, and resources. By examining the Regina Public School Board Budget for 2023-2024, we can gain insight into how the school board is directing its resources, which will shed light on its priorities.

Voters should take note of how Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion are being woven into the Regina Public School System. The current Strategic Plan emphasizes DEI, which involves a considerable commitment of time, resources, and investment.

A number of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Policies have been introduced by the Regina Public School Board, which guide the conduct of all staff members in Regina Public Schools.

Saskatchewan's reading scores dropped 15 points in the PISA assessment, reflecting a year of lost learning and a low ranking in math and reading compared to other provinces

The strategic plan for Regina Public Schools aims to incorporate Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) principles across all programs and facilities.

A series of events known as "Drag Queen Story Hour," which are aimed at children of all ages, are being held across Canada and the United States.