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Criticism mounts over SaskPower's financial health, with reports detailing mounting losses and debt as an electric utility in Saskatchewan.

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Criticism mounts over SaskPower's financial health, with reports detailing mounting losses and debt as an electric utility in Saskatchewan.

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  1. SaskPower addresses power concerns in Saskatchewan, with Senator Denise Batters involved.Sub-event
  2. SaskPower faces scrutiny over losses and debt, with reports presented by Jeremy Harrison.1 source

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