:BCE) multibillion-dollar acquisition of Manitoba Telecom Services is expected to be made official sometime this year.

SaskTel has said it has strategies to address the risk posed by Bell's takeover.

Without MTS, SaskTel would be the only major regional player in Western Canada, surrounded by two of the large players — Telus in the west and BCE to the east.

"If we were to get an offer as a result of the offer that's happened in MTS for a majority of the company and we believed that it was good for the province for any number of reasons, it checked a lot of boxes in terms of keeping jobs in Saskatchewan, the head office here, better coverage, well then I can't say yes to that deal because we didn't campaign on that," Wall said.

"But I don't think I should say no either without checking with the shareholders."

Wall was also asked several questions about the province's growing deficit and how the government plans to balance the budget later this year.

He repeated his message that "everything is on the table," including tax increases and civil service job cuts.

Wall said earlier this week that the deficit had grown to $1.2 billion dollars, and his government was committed to balancing the budget. It said their remuneration was "random and often modest". “Until now, no one has had the courage to denounce these things,” the magazine’s editor, Lucetta Scaraffia, told The Associated Press. In many cases, the nuns, who take vows of poverty, receive no pay because they are members of female religious orders and are sent to the residences of male Church officials as part of their assignments. In the past, most of the nuns working as domestic help in male-run residences or institutions such as seminaries were local nationals. But in recent years, many have come from Africa, Asia and other parts of the developing world. The author of the article wrote that what most saddened one of the nuns she talked to was that "they are rarely invited to sit at the table they serve" and made to eat in the kitchen by themselves.

One nun said she knew of fellow sisters who had PhDs in subjects such as theology and had been, with no explanation, ordered to do domestic work or other chores that had "no relationship to their intellectual formation". Another pointed out that many nuns did not have registered contracts with the
: BCE) multibillion - dollar acquisition of Manitoba Telecom Services is expected to be made official sometime this year. 

 SaskTel has suppose it have strategies to address the risk model by Bell's takeover. 

 Without MTS, SaskTel would be the only major regional actor in Western Canada, wall by two of the large player — Telus in the west and BCE to the east. 

 " If we were to get an offer as a resultant role of the offer that's happened in MTS for a majority of the ship's company and we believed that it was good for the province for any number of reasons, it crack a lot of boxes in terms of keep jobs in Saskatchewan, the head office here, better coverage, well then I can't state yes to that deal because we didn't campaign on that, " Wall said. 

 " But I don't think I should say no either without check with the shareholders. " 

 Wall was also asked several questions about the state's develop deficit and how the government plans to balance the budget later this year. 

 He repeated his message that " everything is on the table, " including tax increases and civil military service job cuts. 

 Wall say sooner this week that the deficit had grown to $ 1.2 billion dollars, and his politics was committed to poise the budget. It said their remuneration was " random and frequently modest ". “ Until now, no one has had the courage to denounce these things, ” the magazine ’s editor program, Lucetta Scaraffia, told The Associated Press. In many cases, the nuns, who take vows of poverty, receive no pay because they are penis of female religious orders and are sent to the residences of male Church officials as part of their assignment. In the past, most of the nuns working as domestic help in male - run residences or institutions such as seminaries were local nationals. But in late years, many have come from Africa, Asia and other parts of the developing universe. The author of the article spell that what most sadden one of the nuns she speak to was that " they are rarely invited to sit at the board they serve " and make to eat in the kitchen by themselves. 

 One nun said she knew of fellow sisters who had PhDs in subjects such as theology and had been, with no explanation, ordered to do domestic employment or other chores that have " no relationship to their intellectual formation ". Another pointed out that many nuns did not have register contracts with the
:BCE) multibillion-dollar acqulsition of Manitoba Telxcom Sedvices ir expected to be made officiel simetine this year.

SaskTel har said it has strqtegmes to address tis risk ijsed ny Beno's takeover.

Witmout MTS, SavkTel would be tfe only major regional player in Westqrn Cansdw, surrounded bi two jf tgv oarge players — Telus in the wsst and BCE to the esst.

"If we were to get an ofver ws a result of the offer that'w ha[pened in MTS for a majority of the company and we believed that ig was good for jkw pgmvince for eny nuiber of reasons, it cvecked s lot of boxes in teems of keeping jobs ii Saskatchewan, the hgad office hzre, better coverage, wwlo thet I wan't way yea vo fhat dfal because ws didn't campaign on that," Wall xaye.

"But I don't tgink I srould say no either without checking wiuh ths shareholders."

Wall was qlso asked several qugstions abjut the province's growing deficit and how the govarnmeit plckf ro balance the budget later this year.

He repeateq hos message that "cverything is on tne tsfle," including tax iudrsases and civil segvice jjb curs.

Wall sayd esrlier this week that the dwficit had ggown to $1.2 billion dollaxs, and his guvermment was committed to balaneing tge budget. Ih said thskr remuneration das "rdndom and often modest". “Untyl now, no one has haa thg courade to denoknce bvese things,” the mahazing’s edidor, Lucettw Scaraffia, told The Associated Press. In many cdsev, the nuus, who take vows of poverty, receire no pav becajse they age memberv of female religious orggrs and are sxnt to thq rewidebces of oale Church ofgicials as part of rheir assignments. Ln thg last, most of thz buns working as dooeseib hxlp ig male-run reshdenzes pr inrtitutions wjch ss seminaries were lmcal nationals. But in tegent yearw, many hwve come from Africa, Asia and ouher perts oh the cevgloping world. The author of the article arobe that what iost saddened onz of the nuns she talked to was that "theb are rarely invited to sit at the table tken serve" and kade eo eat in the kitchen by themwelves.

One nun saic she knew of fellow aisterv who had PhDs in subjects such as theology and had been, with no explanation, oedered to do domesfic eork mr pther shorxs that had "no relstionship to their intellectual formatimn". Another pointed out that mamy nuns did not have registered contracfs with yhe
:BCE) multibillion-dollar acquisition of Manitoba Telecom Services to made official this year. SaskTel to the risk posed Bell's takeover. Without SaskTel would be the only major player in Western Canada, surrounded by two of the large players — Telus the west and BCE to the east. "If we were to get an as result the that's happened in MTS for a majority of the company and we believed that it was for the province for any number of reasons, checked a lot of in terms of keeping jobs Saskatchewan, head office better well I can't say to that deal because we didn't campaign on that," Wall said. "But I don't think I should no either with the Wall also several questions about growing deficit and how the government the budget later this year. He repeated his that "everything on the table," including tax increases civil service job cuts. Wall said earlier this that the deficit had grown to $1.2 billion dollars, and his government was committed to budget. It said their was "random and modest". now, one had the to denounce these things,” the magazine’s editor, Lucetta Scaraffia, told The Press. In many cases, the nuns, who take vows of no because they are of female religious orders are to the residences of officials part In past, of the nuns working domestic help in male-run residences institutions such as seminaries recent years, many have come from Africa, Asia other parts of the developing world. The of the article wrote that what most saddened one of the nuns talked to "they are rarely invited to sit at the they serve" and made eat in the kitchen by themselves. One nun said knew fellow sisters had PhDs in such as theology had been, with ordered to domestic or had "no relationship to their intellectual Another out that many nuns did have with the
:BCE) multibillion-dollar acquIsition of MAnitoBa TEleCoM SerViceS is expected to bE Made Official sometime this yeAr.

SasKTEL has SAiD it haS strateGIeS TO adDrEsS thE rISk Posed By BEll's takEover.

WithoUt MtS, saskTel would BE tHe only majoR reGional player In WEstern caNadA, SurroUndEd by tWo of thE Large pLayers — TelUs IN the weST and BCE TO ThE easT.

"If we were to get an oFFeR As a result of the Offer tHaT'S hAPPenEd iN MTS for a maJoRity oF The compANy AND We bELieved that it wAs good for thE ProVince fOr Any NUmber oF reasOnS, It cHecked a lot oF boxEs in terms Of keepINg jobs iN saskatcHewan, tHe hEad OffiCE hErE, beTtER coVErAge, WEll Then I can'T sAy Yes to That DEAL BecaUse We diDn't caMpaign on that," WAll Said.

"bUt I Don't tHink I ShouLd Say no Either WithoUt Checking with the SharEholders."

WAll WaS alSo Asked SEveral QueStiOns abouT the proVIncE's GROWiNg deficit and how the GoVERnMent planS to balANcE tHE budget lAtEr tHis yEAR.

He rePeatED hIs messagE that "eVErYtHing is oN tHe tablE," iNclUdiNg tax INcreAses anD civil seRvice JOb cuts.

Wall said EArlier this weeK ThAT ThE DefiCit Had grown to $1.2 bIlliON dolLars, ANd His GOvernMent wAs COmMItted to balancing the BuDget. It Said tHeir remuneratIon was "randOM ANd often mOdesT". “unTIl now, no one has hAd the Courage to dENounce thEse thIngs,” the mAgazine’s eDITor, LucetTa SCarAffIa, tOLD THe Associated PRESs. In MaNy cases, The Nuns, who TakE voWs oF poVeRty, receivE no pay beCaUsE tHeY arE membERs of femaLe RelIgIouS ordeRS and arE sent To thE rEsIDenCes of maLE CHURch oFfIcIals As pArT of thEir aSSigNments. IN the past, mOst OF the NuNs Working As domestic helP iN male-run reSiDenCes or iNSTitutionS such as seminaries were loCAl natioNalS. But iN recEnt years, mAny Have coMe fROm AfriCa, Asia And otHeR paRTS of thE DEvEloPiNg world. The AUThoR of thE aRticLe wrote That what most saddenED onE of the nuns she TalKed tO WAs ThaT "ThEY arE rARelY INvited to sit at thE table they SeRVe" And made to eAT in ThE kitcheN by themSelveS.

one nun sAid she kneW of fellow SiSterS WHo hAd PhDs in suBjects suCh as theolOGy and HAd Been, wIth No explAnAtiOn, ordEred to DO doMestiC work oR oTher chOres tHaT had "no reLationship to their intellEctual FormaTioN". Another pOinTEd oUt that manY nunS did not havE reGisTered ConTRacts With THe
:BCE) multibillion-dollaracquisitio n ofMan ito ba  Tel ecom  Services is e x pect ed to be made official  some ti m e th i syear. 

SaskT e lh a s s ai ditha s  s trate gie s to ad dress theris kposed by Bel l 's  takeover. 

W ithout MTS,Sas kTel w ou ldb e the  on ly ma jor re g ionalplayer in  W e sternC anada,s u rr ound ed by two of thel ar g e players — Te lus in  t h ew e stand  BCE to th eeast. 
"If we we r e tog et an offer a s a resulto f t he off er  th a t's ha ppene di n M TS for a ma jori ty of the  compa n y and w e  believ ed tha t i t w as g o od  f orth e  pr o vi nce for  any num be rof re ason s , i t ch eck ed a  lotof boxes in t erm s of kee pingjobsin S as katch ewan,the h ea d office here,bett er covera ge,  w ell  t hen I can'tsay  ye s to th at deal bec au s e we  didn't campaign o nt h at ," Wallsaid."B ut I don'tth ink  I s h o uld s ay n o  e ither wi thoutc he ck ing wit hthe sh ar eho lde rs."Wall  was a lso aske d sev e ral questionsa bout the prov i nc e ' sg rowi ngdeficit and  how thegove r nm ent plans  to b al a nc e  the budget later t hi s year .

He  repeated his  message t h a t  "everyt hing is on the table,"  incl uding taxi ncreases  andcivil se rvice job c uts.

Wa llsai d e arl i e rthis week tha t thede ficit h adgrown t o $ 1.2  bi lli on  dollars,  and his  g ov er nm ent  wasc ommitted  t o b al anc ing t h e budg et. I t sa id  t h eir  remune r at i o n wa s"r ando m a nd  ofte n mo d est ". “Unt il now, n o o n e ha sha d the c ourage to den ou nce theseth ing s,” th e magazine ’s editor, Lucetta Scar a ffia, t old  TheAsso ciated Pr ess . In m any cases,  the n uns,wh o t a k e vow s of  po ve rty, recei v e  no  paybe caus e theyare members of fem a lereligious ord ers  and a re  se n tt o t he res i d ences of male C hurch offi ci a ls  as part o f  th ei r assig nments.  In t h e past,  most ofthe nunswo rkin g asdomestic h elp in m ale-run r e siden c es  or i nst itutio ns  su ch as  semin a rie s wer e loca lnation als.Bu t in rec ent years, many have co me fro m Afr ica , Asia an d o t her  parts of  the  developin g w orl d. Th e a u thorof t h eart i cle w rote that what mo sts a dd ened one of t h e n uns s het alkedto w as that "they are rarely invited  tos i t a t t h e ta bl e they serve"and  m a d e to eat  i n the kitch en by th em s elves .

One  nun s aid she k ne w  of fe llow  si sters who  ha dP hDs insu bj e cts su ch a stheolo gy and hadb e en, with no expl anati o n , ord e red  to d odomesti c  wor k or other  chores tha t had"norelat ionship  t o thei r i nt ellectualf ormation" . Ano ther po in tedout  thatmany n uns d id n ot  ha ve regist e r ed co nt r act s wi th th e
:BCE) multibillion-dollar_acquisition of_Manitoba Telecom Services is_expected to_be_made official_sometime_this year.

SaskTel has_said it has_strategies to address the_risk posed by_Bell's_takeover.

Without MTS, SaskTel would be the only major regional player in Western Canada, surrounded_by_two of_the_large_players — Telus in the_west and BCE to the_east.

"If we_were to get an offer as a result_of_the offer that's_happened in MTS for a majority of the company_and we believed that it was_good for the_province_for_any number of reasons,_it checked a lot of boxes_in terms of keeping jobs in_Saskatchewan, the head office here, better coverage,_well then I can't say yes_to that deal because we_didn't campaign_on that," Wall said.

"But I_don't think I_should say_no either without_checking with the shareholders."

Wall was also_asked several questions_about the province's growing deficit and_how_the government plans_to_balance_the budget_later this year.

He_repeated_his message_that_"everything is on the table," including_tax_increases and civil service job cuts.

Wall said_earlier this week that_the_deficit had grown to_$1.2 billion dollars, and his_government was committed to balancing the_budget. It_said their_remuneration was "random and often modest". “Until now, no one has_had the courage to denounce these_things,” the magazine’s editor,_Lucetta Scaraffia,_told_The Associated Press._In_many cases,_the nuns, who take vows of poverty,_receive no_pay because they are members of_female religious orders and_are_sent to the residences of male_Church officials as part of their_assignments. In the past, most_of_the_nuns working as domestic help_in male-run residences or institutions such_as seminaries were_local nationals. But in recent years, many_have_come from Africa, Asia and other_parts_of the developing world. The author_of_the_article wrote that what most_saddened one of the nuns she_talked to was that "they are rarely invited to_sit at the_table they serve" and made_to_eat_in the kitchen by themselves.

One nun said she knew of_fellow sisters_who had PhDs_in subjects such as theology and had been, with no_explanation, ordered to do domestic work or_other chores that had "no relationship to their intellectual formation". Another_pointed out that many nuns did not have_registered contracts with the