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Students Demand Affordable Post-Secondary Education
Posted: March 18, 2010
NDP Advanced Education critic Cam Broten hosted a delegation of post-secondary students at the Legislature today who came to tell the Wall government that double-digit tuition hikes, high interest on student loans, and the lack of a promised scholarship fund are not acceptable. Broten raised the s
Inequity of Education Funding Must Be Fixed: NDP
Posted: March 17, 2010
Wall government consistently provides fewer dollars to Catholic Schools NDP Leader Dwain Lingenfelter blasted the Wall government today charging that its financial incompetence and mismanagement of the province’s education system continues to hurt students and their parents. Lingenfel
NDP Motion Calls for Full Release of Tommy Douglas Documents
Posted: March 17, 2010
Lingenfelter says no compelling reason to keep spy agency documents secret   NDP Leader Dwain Lingenfelter will bring forward a motion in the Legislature today requesting unanimous support of the Legislative Assembly to pressure the federal government to release classified do
NDP Demands Assurance that Chiropractic Funding Will Continue
Posted: March 16, 2010
Over 20,000 signatures send strong message to Wall government to continue with co-pay model   NDP Health critic Judy Junor continued to pressure the Wall government today to reverse what appears to be a decision to cut funding for chiropractic services in the upcoming provincial budg
NDP Calls on Wall Government to Restore Funding to First Nations University of Canada
Posted: March 15, 2010
NDP First Nations and Métis Relations critic Warren McCall called on the Wall government today to restore funding to the First Nations University of Canada (FNUC) and said Advanced Education Minister Rob Norris should urge the federal government to do the same. McCall noted that previous calls for

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Kim Trew
Regina Coronation Park
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When faced with an 80% increase in Employment Insurance claims in Saskatchewan, Minister Rob Norris said the increase was not unexpected and no cause for alarm.

"By the end of the year there will likely be two consecutive quarters of negative growth in the province, which means Saskatchewan will be in a recession."

- Finance Minister Rod Gantefoer

$1 Billion Deficit not enough for Brad Wall? He's always good for another...
February 17, 2010
"Deficits are like potato chips...they're not very good for your long-term health, and bet you can't stop at just one." -Saskatchewan Party leader and Premier Brad Wall, The Leader-Post