Larger Deficit Despite $300 Million in Higher Oil Revenues
REGINA – Saskatchewan’s deficit has increased to $825 million despite $300 million in higher revenue, highlighting the depth of Sask. Party mismanagement and its lack of concern about the cost-of-living hardship developing under the watch of Scott Moe and Jim Reiter.
Moe Has Only Hired 27 Marshals, Despite Chief Marshal Promising 50 By End of 2025
SASKATOON– Carla Beck’s team is calling out Scott Moe about why he has only managed to hire 27 Marshals, and only 2 of which are new officers, when his own Chief Marshal promised that 50 would be hired by the end of 2025.
REGINA — New data from the Regina Police Service shows the devastating toll of the overdose crisis that continues to be felt in communities across Regina, with 705 overdose events recorded in July alone and five people losing their lives.
The July figures include 47 incidents attended by police and nine instances where police administered naloxone. The data paints a stark picture of a crisis that continues to put lives at risk and place enormous pressure on first responders.
Sask. Party Government Continues To Pander To Trump Even As New, 50 Per Cent Tariffs Imposed, Including Those On Canadian Liquor
SASKATOON – Carla Beck’s team is demanding Scott Moe stop pandering to Donald Trump while he hammers the Canadian economy and join other premiers across the country by immediately pulling American liquor from Saskatchewan store shelves.
Report: "The Return To Coal Is Both the Most Expensive Option For Ratepayers And The Most Expensive Option For Saskatchewan's Energy Future."
REGINA – Today the Pembina Institute released a new report finding that the Scott Moe’s coal plan could cost up to $32 billion and drive up power rates for Saskatchewan families.
Raises For Moe’s Insiders, Stagnant Wages For The People Providing Care
SASKATOON – Carla Beck’s team is sounding the alarms on new data from the Saskatchewan Health Authority’s (SHA) most recent annual report which shows that their executive team has received yet another pay increase, all while frontline healthcare staff have gone four years without a contract.