During the spring session of the legislature, the NDP consistently championed issues that matter to Saskatchewan families, the middle class and vulnerable people. “We were able to win for Saskatchewan people this session because we stuck to the issues that matter to them,” said NDP Leader Cam Bro

A hallmark of the spring session of the provincial legislature, which wrapped up Thursday, was the NDP’s challenges to the Sask. Party to lay out its stand on critical social issues. “Through the course of the spring we were surprised to discover that Sask. Party MLAs resisted  common sense ideas

At the end of the spring session of the Legislature, the Sask. Party is standing alone in its stubborn insistence that misleading the public by using two sets of books is acceptable. During the session, NDP finance critic Trent Wotherspoon and Saskatchewan’s independent provincial auditor both ca

The Sask. Party government doesn’t have a smart-growth plan to make pre-K-12 education sustainable as the province grows – and the consequences of that failure emerged during the spring session of the Legislature. “The Sask. Party has underfunded schools and students,” said David Forbes, NDP educ

NDP Leader Cam Broten is leading a push for better seniors care in Saskatchewan – which he made a major focus during the spring session of the legislature. Broten announced on the day he became NDP and Opposition leader that seniors care would be a top priority for the new NDP, prompting a flood