Saskatchewan election 2020: What it's like to campaign during a pandemic
Sam Maciag, Matthew Howard | CBC News | Posted: October 24, 2020 11:00 AM | Last Updated: October 24, 2020
COVID-19 is changing how campaigns look during a provincial election
Image | Campaigning in a pandemic
Caption: A candidate from each of the six registered political parties in Saskatchewan speak about what it has been like to campaign during a pandemic. (Matthew Howard/CBC)
COVID-19 has changed how campaigns look during Saskatchewan's provincial election.
CBC Saskatchewan caught up with one member from each provincial political party to see how they've adjusted to campaigning during a pandemic and what they're hearing from constituents.
Media Video | CBC News Saskatchewan : Saskatchewan election 2020: Pandemic campaigning with PC Party of Saskatchewan leader Ken Grey
Caption: For the most part people have been fine with us keeping our distance,' PC Party of Saskatchewan leader Ken Grey said of door knocking during the campaign.
Media Video | CBC News Saskatchewan : Saskatchewan election 2020: Pandemic campaigning with Saskatchewan Party candidate Derek Meyers
Caption: 'It has been a steep learning curve,' Saskatchewan Party candidate Derek Meyers says of running for the first time and listening to voters during the campaign.
Watch on TV: Live on CBC Television (check your TV service provider for channel). The program will be available on CBC News Network beginning at 8 p.m. CST. Want to stream CBC Gem to your TV? Read more here.
Listen: Live on CBC Radio One (540 AM; 102.5 FM in Regina; 94.1 FM in Saskatoon) or listen online.
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