Let the people decide: The fight over DEED

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Saskatoon’s proposed Downtown Event and Entertainment District is facing a new challenge, with former SaskPlace and Credit Union Centre CEO Ken Wood calling for a public referendum. Wood launched a website to gauge support for a petition. He joins the show to explain why he believes the DEED project should go to a public vote.
17 Aug 11AM English Canada News Commentary

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