Saskatchewan Political Panel | Post Debate and Change room policy Edition

NDP and Saskatchewan Party leaders squared off in a debate on Wednesday, by the next morning 3 former Sask Party members were backing Beck and the Sask Party was talking about change rooms.
Saskatchewan's premier says his first order of business if he is re-elected, will be to make sure kids who were born boys -- do not use a change room for girls. Scott Moe said that on the campaign trail Thursday.
Adam Hunter covers politics for CBC Saskatchewan. Murray Mandryk writes a political column in the Regina Leader Post/Saskatoon Star Phoenix. Stefani Langenegger is the host of CBC's Morning Edition.

[@bremensname6057]

Woooow such a radical way to improve lives in Saskatchewan, this alone will change everything with Healthcare, education, and right wing bigoted thinking, soooooo much change slow down

[@SamsungS23-eb7fn]

What is it like 85% of Saskatchewan people support parent rights and woman rights? Great move Moe!

[@paulcharpentier7095]

I think Mr Moe and his party are starting to feel a little bit of pressure from the NDP by bringing up an issue such as this at a time like this and it might serve them another purpose as well it might be a message going to the teachers and the school board saying ahead of time look when we get back in you're in for another rough ride

[@zillypaul4343]

This is pathetic. Moe needs to GO.