Bad News Budget Fails To Address Severe Crime In Saskatchewan
WEYBURN – When he goes before his own constituents at the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce Friday morning, Community Safety Minister Mike Weger should explain why three times as much money in this week’s bad news budget is being spent on servicing the interest on Scott Moe’s debt than on desperately needed police officers.
Scott Moe’s Bad News Budget Has No Plan to Build Long-Delayed Project
YORKTON – Scott Moe is cutting capital funding for healthcare projects, leaving the desperately needed new hospital for Yorkton in jeopardy.
No Plan To Staff Hospital, Address Crime Or Cut Cost Of Living
PRINCE ALBERT – Scott Moe’s bad news budget won’t help the people of Prince Albert or the North as they grapple healthcare crisis, severe crime and major financial anxiety.
Severe Crime In Saskatchewan Double The National Rate
NORTH BATTLEFORD – Carla Beck’s team is calling for further investment to hire police and improve public safety after a taxi driver was shot and killed while working in North Battleford last week.
Bad News Budget Won’t Do A Thing To Get Healthcare Out Of Last Place
REGINA – Scott Moe’s bad news budget didn’t even put 80 per cent of the new money received from the federal government for healthcare... to healthcare.
No Gas Tax Relief, New Fees, Flatlined Healthcare Funding & More Spent on Servicing Debt Than Police
REGINA – The Scott Moe government has introduced a bad news budget with a whopping deficit more than $800 million, added costs and fees, and no new cost of living relief despite the province taking in windfall oil revenues due to the war in the Middle East.