One party rule in Saskatchewan, a ban on moose hunt parties in Manitoba, time to celebrate sky-high canola prices

The Saskatchewan Party has been in power in the province since 2007, but it has the support of 58 per cent of voters. Reporter Karen Briere of The Western Producer explains why the Sask Party is still in favour; Moose hunting is popular in Manitoba, but the provincial government says the population is too small to withstand a hunt. Geralyn Wichers of the Manitoba Co-operator discusses the extended ban on moose hunting and the reaction of Metis groups; and Phil Franz-Warkentin of Glacier MarketsFarm shares his thoughts on the strongest canola prices in 28 months. Hosted by Robert Arnason.