NDP commits to new hospital for Prince Albert

NDP Opposition Leader Ryan Meili committed today that an NDP government would ensure Prince Albert finally gets its long-promised, badly needed new hospital.

“The Premier has been dangling the promise of a new hospital for Prince Albert for years,” said Meili. “It’s time we actually get it done — New Democrats will do just that, and we’ll ensure it’s a traditional build employing Saskatchewan workers and companies, unlike the Sask. Party’s record of sending jobs and investment out of the province.”

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