Female employment worst in Canada, Moose Jaw/Prince Albert trailing
REGINA - Today’s Statistics Canada report shows that, after six years in office, Premier Scott Moe has the worst jobs record in all of Canada.
Opposition Demands Apology for Paris Limo Tour during Cost-of-Living Crisis
Sask. Party Minister says Mercedes is not a luxury brand by European standards
REGINA - Today, Official Opposition Leader Carla Beck and SaskPower Critic Aleana Young called for an apology after Moe’s minister was caught skipping out on a work conference to tour Paris in a taxpayer-funded Mercedes Benz.
Sask. Party Minister Tours Paris with $3,500 Mercedes Chauffeur Service
FOI documents reveal chauffeured stops at Arc de Triomphe, Napoleon’s tomb despite scheduled Nuclear Conference
REGINA - Today, the Official Opposition NDP released invoices from Sask. Party Minister Dustin Duncan’s trip to Paris. Duncan billed taxpayers for a private Mercedes chauffeur service, to visit world-famous tourist attractions.
BECK: My Government Would Negotiate on Class Size, Complexity
REGINA - Today, Official Opposition Leader Carla Beck announced that a Saskatchewan NDP government would negotiate on class size and complexity. The announcement came as thousands of teachers rallied at the Legislature.
SARM Sounds Alarm on Healthcare Crisis Facing Rural Saskatchewan
SARM joins Carla Beck’s NDP in call for Grow Your Own staffing strategy
REGINA - Today, the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) sounded the alarm on healthcare “staff shortages throughout rural areas of the province”. SARM called the situation a “crisis” and urged the provincial government to start up a Grow Your Own staffing strategy, something Carla Beck’s NDP has also called for.
Moe Driving Docs, Nurses out of Rural Sask: New CIHI data
Rural communities lost 21% of registered nurses since Scott Moe became Premier
SASKATOON - Today, the Official Opposition responded to new workforce data from the Canadian Institute of Health Information (CIHI). The most recent data shows that doctors and nurses have been leaving rural Saskatchewan communities in droves since Scott Moe became Premier in 2018.