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NDP Sweeps to Power, Ending 42 Years of Conservative Rule in Saskatchewan

The New Democratic Party (NDP) has swept to power in Saskatchewan, ending 42 years of conservative rule in the Canadian province.

The party won 55 of the 58 seats in the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly, while the Progressive Conservative Party (PC) won only three seats.

NDP leader Lorne Calvert said his party's victory was a "new beginning" for the province and a chance for the NDP to implement its policies.

"We're a party of the left, and we're committed to making life more affordable for all Saskatchewan people," Calvert said in a statement.

"Today, Saskatchewan takes a major step forward. We're going to make sure that every Saskatchewan person has access to quality healthcare, quality education, and quality employment opportunities."

The NDP's victory was fueled by its promises to increase funding for healthcare and education, as well as its commitment to implementing a province-wide pharmacare program.

The party's victory also marked a significant shift in the province's politics, with the NDP becoming the dominant force in Saskatchewan politics for the first time in decades.

Author's Note: The NDP's victory in Saskatchewan marked a significant turning point in Canadian politics, as the party's policies began to gain traction across the country.

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