CBC's Political Panel talks Sask. Party leadership candidates' takes on abortion

In their latest look at politics in Saskatchewan, CBC'sPolitical Panel discusses a week in politics which saw Sask. Party leadership candidates tackle the topic of abortion.

CBC'slegislative reporter,StefaniLangenegger,and Regina Leader-Post columnist MurrayMandryktalked party support and how abortion fits in.

0:01CBC Sask. Political Panel Nov. 24

In their latest look at politics in Saskatchewan, CBC's Political Panel looks at the Sask. Party leadership race as abortion has once again become a topic of debate.

The anti-abortion groupRightNowrankedthe Sask. Party leadershipcandidates according to their views on the subject.

Thecandidates who replied to the group were all men. Rob Clarke, KenCheveldayoffand Scott Moeexpressed anti-abortion views, but none said they would introduce legislation around the issue if elected leader.

Candidates Tina Beaudry-Mellorand Alanna Koch did not reply to RightNow, while GordonWyantsaid he ispro-choice.

"The right to choose was decided by the Supreme Court of Canada three decades ago,"Kochsaidin a Facebook post earlier this week.

Beaudry-Mellor was equally adamant the topic of abortion was settled and there was nothing more to discuss.