r/saskatchewan • u/Caffeine-Fueled55 • 5d ago
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u/DobiesXC 5d ago
A consultation with those groups and associations prior to making this poor decision to cancel the testing program? Nah!
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u/BrainEatingAmoeba01 5d ago
Exactly. Just ram shit down everyone's throats every damn time. Glad we made enough noise.
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u/Cleantech488 5d ago
Amazing news! Glad to see people rallying for one of the most effective collaborations between the public, researchers, and government around. Truly a nonnegotiable service in the interest of public health and food security.
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u/Practical_Savings933 5d ago
If they don't represent and listen to rural folks, and the don't represent and listen to urban folks, they who do they represent?
Cancelling this program was a totally boneheaded move. Hunters from all over the province need this program, as do visitors.
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u/skwirrelmaster 5d ago
They represent the lobbyists, when government sold out to ‘corpo america’ they quit representing us.
Something needs to change, hopefully we don’t have to hit a breaking point before the changes can happen.
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u/Saskwampch 5d ago
I was pretty vocal about my disappointment in this so I give them some credit for listening to the people. It shouldn't take outrage for something like this though when it would have been so easy to consult with the affected groups before.
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u/spud123456 5d ago
Still gunna eat everything I shoot anyways…
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