Saskatchewan NDP Caucus

SASK. PARTY BUDGET SHOULD BE RUN THROUGH THE PAPER SHREDDER: WOTHERSPOON

For immediate release: March 26, 2025 

Trump’s Deal With Russia, Current And Coming US Tariffs Means Sask. Party Budget Is Pure Fiction 
 
REGINA – The Saskatchewan NDP is demanding Scott Moe and the Sask. Party run their bogus provincial budget through the paper shredder and get back to the drawing board in light of a disturbing new deal Donald Trump has struck with Putin and tariffs being imposed at will by the US administration. 

BECK SEEKS COMMITMENT FROM FEDERAL LEADERS ON MAJOR SASKATCHEWAN PRIORITIES

Saskatchewan NDP Leader Includes Calls For Action On Areas Ignored By Sask. Party — Equalization, Affordable Childcare And Expanding Rural Broadband 

REGINA – As the long-awaited federal election campaign kicks into gear, Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck has written to the leaders of Canada’s three main political parties to outline a series of priorities to address major issues facing the province right now and to build a bright future. 

SASK. PARTY HEALTH MINISTER HANGS HIS OWN RIDING OUT TO DRY WITH HEALTHCARE CUT

THE BATTLEFORDS – While attending a Chamber presentation in The Battlefords, Shadow Seniors Minister Keith Jorgenson slammed Sask. Party Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill for cutting healthcare in his home riding. 

SASK. PARTY BUDGET CUTTING HEALTHCARE FUNDING

PATIENTS AND HEALTHCARE WORKERS PAYING THE PRICE OF MISMANAGEMENT 

  

MOOSE JAW - Saskatchewan NDP Shadow Finance Minister Trent Wotherspoon, slammed the Sask. Party for cutting healthcare in this week’s provincial budget and said it people in cities like Moose Jaw that pay the price. 

SASK. PARTY GUTS PRO-CANADA MOTION, SIDES WITH TRUMP INSTEAD OF SASKATCHEWAN

REGINA – The Sask. Party government has stripped a pro-Canada motion of its call to condemn Donald Trump, prioritizing their political allies over standing up for Saskatchewan. 

SASK. PARTY BUDGET NOT FOCUSED ON THE FUTURE

NO PLAN TO DEFEND AGAINST TARIFFS OR BUILD ECONOMY, CUTS TO HEALTHCARE & EDUCATION 

REGINA - The Sask. Party budget is not focused on the future. In fact, it’s not even based in the reality of the serious challenges facing Saskatchewan today.