PRINCE ALBERT – The latest December 2024 job numbers by Statistics Canada show that the Prince Albert and Northern economic area of Saskatchewan lost another 700 jobs last month. Overall, there are 1,100 fewer jobs in the region since Scott Moe became Premier in February 2018.
SASK. PARTY SENDS TERMINALLY ILL WEYBURN ADVOCATE A BILL AFTER PROMISING TO COVER CARE
Sask. Party suggests involuntary separation will fix financial challenges
WEYBURN – Fred Sandeski, a terminally ill community advocate, is making a final plea to the Sask. Party to honour their promise, cover his end-of-life care, and spare other families the hardship he has endured.
LATEST SASK PARTY REPORT: NEW STUDENTS UP 15,000 AND TEACHERS DOWN
REGINA – Since 2020, the number of students in Saskatchewan's education system has increased by over 15,000, while the total number of teachers has actually decreased.
HOLIDAY MESSAGE TO SASKATCHEWAN FROM CARLA BECK
I want to wish you and your family a merry Christmas and a happy new year from everyone here at the Saskatchewan NDP Caucus.
NEW POLLING: SASKATCHEWAN FAMILIES STRUGGLING THE MOST WITH COST OF LIVING AS HOMELESSNESS SKYROCKETS
HOMELESSNESS DOUBLES IN REGINA, TRIPLES IN SASKATOON
REGINA – A new Angus Reid poll reveals Saskatchewan residents are struggling more than any other province with the cost–of–living crisis. Nearly half (45%) say they are worse off financially than last year, and 50% report difficulty feeding their families — the highest such rates of financial insecurity in Canada.
SENIOR SASK. PARTY MINISTER GUILTY OF BREAKING ETHICS LAW, EXPLOITS LOOPHOLE IN SECOND INVESTIGATION
SASKATCHEWAN NDP CALL FOR TOUGHER RULES FOR PROVINCIAL POLITICIANS
REGINA - Sask. Party Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill has been found guilty of breaking conflict of interest laws, and dodged accountability with a loophole in a second conflict-of-interest case.