Asked in a follow-up interview what the plan could mean specifically for Prince Albert, Young pointed to the city’s rail, transmission, river and natural gas infrastructure. Mayor Bill Powalinsky questioned why hydro did not have a larger role in the NDP plan. Young later said the Prince Albert discussion had made the party want to take another look at hydro opportunities. Arjun Pillai/Daily HeraldRebecca Caron, president of the Society of United Professionals, speaks during the energy discussion at Rock Trout Cafe in Prince Albert. She said the NDP plan calls for working with post-secondary institutions, researchers and workers to develop expertise within Saskatchewan.