Brad Wall

<p>Brad Wall served as the 14th Premier of Saskatchewan from 2007 to 2018 when he retired from public<br /> life.<br /> During Wall&rsquo;s time in office, Saskatchewan added over 60,000 new jobs and broke population growth<br /> records adding over 160,000 citizens through the decade of growth.&nbsp;&nbsp;His government&rsquo;s growth plan<br /> reformed labour legislation and regulatory environments to ensure fairness, sustainability and economic<br /> competitiveness.<br /> During the decade of growth record investments were made in provincial infrastructure through direct<br /> provincial investment and record municipal funding roads, sewers, highways, schools and hospitals, long<br /> term care facilities and the new Mosaic Stadium.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Over the decade Wall&rsquo;s government implemented<br /> record income tax reductions and small business tax reductions. During Wall&rsquo;s time in office<br /> Saskatchewan reduced its operating debt by almost $1 billion and earned its first ever AAA Credit rating<br /> which it retains to this day.<br /> Wall currently operates his own business and is a special adviser to the national law firm Osler, Hoskin<br /> and Harcourt LLP.&nbsp;&nbsp;He is an itinerant columnist for the BOE Report and the National Post and was<br /> recently named to the Advisory Board of the Canadian Global Affairs Institute.<br /> He and Tami still reside in Swift Current, Saskatchewan.&nbsp;&nbsp;They have three grown children and a border<br /> collie named Zeke.<br /> Wall may or may not own Waylon Jennings&rsquo; 1973 Cadillac Eldorado.</p>