SK Votes 2020: CBC Saskatchewan coverage

Saskatchewan heads to the polls on Oct. 26and CBC is your home for election coverage.

SK Votes: Election Night on CBC - Oct. 26

• RESULTS| Get all the results from the Saskatchewan election

CBC Saskatchewan broughtyou election night coverage with host Sam Maciaggoing live with continuing coverage until the results came in, during Canada's second general election held amidst the COVID-19pandemic.

In the end, Scott Moe and the Saskatchewan Party won a majority government for the fourth time in a row.
Watch a replay online:FacebookandYouTube.

• VOTE COMPASS | Find out how your views compare to party platforms for the 2020 Sask. election
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How to follow results on Saskatchewan election night

The live program, which will be hosted by CBC'sSam Maciag,will begin at 7:30 p.m.

Watch online:Live streaming online atCBC SaskatchewanandCBC Saskatoonwebsites,CBC Gem,Facebook,TwitterandYouTube.

Watch on TV:Live on CBC Television (check your TV service provider for channel).The program will be available on CBC News Network beginning at 8 p.m. CST.

Listen:Live on CBC Radio One (540 AM; 102.5 FM in Regina; 94.1 FM in Saskatoon) orlisten online.

Follow and join the conversation by using#skvotes.

WATCH: Leaders Debate - Oct.14

Join a partnership of Saskatchewan television broadcasters forthe Saskatchewan election leaders' debate will be on Wednesday, Oct. 14, from 6:05 to 7 p.m., on CBC-TV, CTV and Global TV outlets across the province and online across the consortium partner's websites and social media channels. Postmedia News is a digital partner in the consortium and will broadcast the debate on their website.

Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe and NDPLeader Ryan Meili will participate in the debate.

The debate will be moderated by Molly Thomas, a former CTV reporter and anchor in Regina who isnow in Ottawa with CTV's W5 as an investigative correspondent. Thomas was CTV's Ottawa bureau correspondent.

CBC's Adam Hunter, Global's Allison Bamford, Postmedia's Murray Mandryk, and Vanierscholar Merelda Fiddler comprise the journalist panel asking questions of the leaders.

Watch online:Live streaming online atCBC SaskatchewanandCBC Saskatoonwebsites,CBC Gem,Facebook,TwitterandYouTube.

Watch on TV:Live on CBC Television (check your TV service provider for channel).

Stay connected to the debate and join the conversation using the hashtag #SKDebate on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Use the hashtag to send your question to the leaders, and it may be used in the debate.