Saskatchewan United Party candidates, former MLAs, say Scott Moe follows a ‘liberal path’ [Video]

Two former Sask. Party MLAs say they intend to run under the Saskatchewan United Party banner in the upcoming fall election.

According to a news release from Sask. United on Monday, Greg Brkich, a 21-year MLA for the Arm River constituency will run in Saskatoon Southeast and Denis Allchurch, a 12-year MLA for Rosthern-Shellbrook, will run in Meadow Lake.

Brkich, who stepped down in 2020, faced criticism over his use of the phrase “all lives matter” in his departing remarks.

Brkich is vying for a seat in Saskatoon Southeast, which was long held by Sask. Party veteran Don Morgan, who is not seeking re-election.

In the news release, Brkich said he’s running for Sask. United because he thinks the current government is mismanaging the province’s potential.

“This is not Brad Wall’s Sask. Party anymore,” said Brkich.

“The lack of leadership and vision can’t go on any longer. There is time to fix this province and Jon Hromek is the guy …