Some PC insiders say people associated with the Saskatchewan United Party attempted a takeover.
Advertisement 5Prior to the February meeting, Teece said he and other executives had meetings with Rutherford and Noble about them getting involved with the PCs and potentially allowing them to sit on the executive.
“If these folks came on board, we would lose the party, so the party would no longer be the present Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan,” Teece said. “One hundred years of history would come to an end, and that chapter of the book would be closed.”This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.The Leader-Post reached out to Rutherford for comment but did not hear back by deadline. Noble declined to comment.Sask.
Goohsen said he wants the suit resolved and would like to see Saskatchewan’s right-leaning parties united, adding that he believes the governing Saskatchewan Party is too liberal.
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