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Saskatchewan Minister Stand Up To Trudeau | Front Page News 🥺 Buy Us A Cup Of Coffee ☕ By Clicking On The THANKS Button 🙏 The Courage To Speak The Truth Is A Virtue! Complaints have been coming in from the province of Sask and these complaints have been laid by farmers who say that agents belonging to Trudeau's government trespasses on their farmlands in their quest for nitrogen. The farmers say that these federal agents turn up in clearly marked government of Canada vehicles and enter their farmlands to test nitrogen content. No plea to the farmers to allow them to test for nitrogen on their lands, they just walk in there. This has infuriated Sask minister, Jeremy Cockrill, who has seen most, if not all of these complaints, so much that he has given public notice to what was happening in Sask. In a letter that he posted along with a caption on Twitter, he appeared to threaten Trudeau's federal agents whom he claimed were unlawfully trespassing on private lands. The farmers had stated that the federal agents didn't see a need to ask them for permission before waltzing into their lands with their equipment. Cockrill also mentioned that what Trudeau's agents were doing was a clear transgression of the Sask Trespass to Property Act. And breaking the rules of the Act could cause the defaulting individuals involved to part with up to 200,000 dollars and give up six months of their freedom locked up in prison. With the public letter, the Sask government is making it clear to Trudeau's government that they were not welcome to test for nitrogen or any other gas on private lands, not without permission from the landowners. This is another showing from the Sask government that they do not conform to Trudeau's policy targeting farmers in the country. As one of the prairie provinces in the country, Sask farmers grow a large percentage of what the country eats. But with Trudeau's policy, they fear that their farms and yields would be greatly affected if the prime minister is allowed to have his way. Hence, all three premiers of the prairie provinces came out to jointly condemn Trudeau's policy. But with what is happening in Sask at the moment, it seems like Trudeau didn't care much for what they had to say and has, instead, gone ahead to follow through with his plan. Welcome to First Page News 🤝 We share conservative political news to inform and update you about the happening in politics and in our society that the mainstream media will rather hide from you. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sources: https://thecountersignal.com/trudeau-... https://twitter.com/PremierScottMoe/s... https://youtu.be/AAnvh0rXPPY --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #trudeau #canada #frontpagenews