Saskatchewan NDP Caucus

COWARDLY SASK. PARTY HIDES AS RURAL EMERGENCY ROOMS CLOSE OVER AND OVER

Saskatchewan NDP Urges People to Come Forward, Pledges to Share Critical Healthcare Information with Broader Public

SASKATOON – The Sask. Party has refused to address a horrific series of emergency room closures in rural Saskatchewan in recent weeks. 

WOTHERSPOON TO MEET AND TOUR WITH LOCAL LEADERS AS DROUGHT CONDITIONS DEEPEN, RENEWS CALL FOR PROVINCIAL SUPPORT FOR FARMERS AND RANCHERS

REGINA – Saskatchewan NDP Deputy Agriculture Shadow Minister Trent Wotherspoon will be travelling to drought-stricken areas of the province this week to hear directly from producers and local leaders about the worsening impact of drought on farm and ranch operations and to tour land that’s been devastate

SASK. PARTY HANDS NORTHERN TIRE RECYCLING CONTRACT TO ONTARIO FIRM

Local Jobs Lost, Local Business Shut Out Again 

SASKATOON – The Sask. Party government has handed another major tire recycling contract to an out-of-province company, this time awarding the Northern Saskatchewan contract to Emterra Tire Recycling Ltd., a firm headquartered in Ontario.  

SASKATCHEWAN NDP CALLS FOR MOE, SASK. PARTY TO GET TOUGH ON TRUMP IN WAKE OF LATEST TARIFF THREATS

REGINA – The Saskatchewan NDP is calling for the immediate restoration of retaliatory measures against the United States as Donald Trump threatens to impose 35 per cent tariffs in two weeks' time.

SASKATCHEWAN NDP JOBS SHADOW MINISTER EMBARKS ON ONTARIO ENERGY TOUR

Sask. Party’s Broken Promises Won’t Create Jobs, Build Energy Future: Young 

 

REGINA – Saskatchewan NDP Jobs and Economy Shadow Minister Aleana Young has travelled to Ontario this week to tour several facilities and explore opportunities for building Saskatchewan’s energy future, with a particular focus on advancements in nuclear energy. 

TRUMP’S 35 PER CENT TARIFFS A DIRECT ATTACK ON SASKATCHEWAN JOBS

MAGA-LOVING SASK. PARTY MISSING IN ACTION, MOE’S RECORD ON JOBS AMONG WORST IN COUNTRY 

REGINA – Saskatchewan jobs, communities, and export industries are under direct threat from Donald Trump’s planned 35 per cent tariff on Canadian imports, and the Sask. Party government has no plan to fight back.