“After weeks of pressure from the NDP Opposition, the public and the media, today we won an important victory for democracy.
“We look forward to returning to the Legislature to push for an economic recovery plan that puts people first. And we’ll continue to push for accountability and answers to the government’s handling of COVID-19 and its economic fall-out.
“Before COVID-19, far too many people in Saskatchewan were struggling to make ends meet — many more families are struggling now. That’s why we need a plan for our economic recovery.
“Before COVID-19 hit, our services were already stretched too thin, with not enough staff in emergency rooms, long-term care, and overcrowded classrooms.
“We need a plan to put people first in the wake of COVID-19, and that’s what we’ll be pushing for.”
Sask. Party Can No Longer Ignore Urgent Drug Crisis Sweeping the Province
REGINA - The Ministry of Health has issued a devastating overdose alert in Regina after police report 46 overdoses and four suspected overdose deaths between February 2 and February 9th, yet the Sask. Party continues to sit on its hands. There is no information on the drugs involved but the Ministry says the substances could include opioids.
Moe Desperately Spins Report That Actually Says Rent In Regina And Saskatoon Isn’t Affordable
REGINA – As Saskatchewan renters face the fastest-rising rents in the country and housing remains unaffordable, Scott Moe decided to take a victory lap on social media, declaring that “Saskatchewan’s housing affordability didn’t happen by accident.”
MLA Keith Jorgenson Holds Roundtable Discussion with Concerned Community
SASKATOON – The Saskatchewan NDP is calling on Scott Moe's Sask. Party government to reverse recent changes to the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) that are preventing the vast majority of Ukrainians in Saskatchewan from accessing permanent residency.
Tenants Report Safety And Maintenance Violations, Including Finding A Harpoon In Communal Area
REGINA – Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck joined a group of Regina seniors Monday to demand Scott Moe address the deplorable safety and maintenance issues in provincial government housing.