The leader of the Saskatchewan Party, Brad Wall, says he would like the private appraisal which led the GTH to pay $103,000 an acre in the controversial GTH land deal, to be released publicly. In an email to CBC, a spokesperson for the GTH wrote "Brightenview recently made a business decision to lease additional land instead of the purchase they initially planned." "While a change from the original land sale agreement, we welcomed their continued investment and promotion of Saskatchewan." GTH now a landlordInstead of Brightenview buying additional land, the GTH is purchasing property and then leasing it to Brightenview. According to the GTH, Brightenview has already sold 120 of those units and "the first group of tenants are anticipated this spring."

Source: CBC News April 25, 2018 23:26 UTC