For immediate release: April 22, 2025
Saskatchewan NDP Says Lack Of Funding Creates Barriers For Students, Risks Province’s Economic Future
SASKATOON – The Saskatchewan NDP is joining post-secondary students to demand the Sask. Party better invest in post-secondary — a critical piece of the province’s economic future — in the wake of news that students at one provincial school are facing tuition hikes and another campus is planning to lay off frontline staff.
For immediate release: April 17, 2025
Local MLA Refuses to Act as Critically Ill Senior and His Belongings Carted Onto Street
REGINA — Weyburn resident Teresa Sandeski travelled to the Saskatchewan Legislature today demanding answers from the Sask. Party government after her husband, Fred Sandeski, was wrongfully evicted from the Weyburn Care Home.
Move Underscores Ongoing Disrespect Toward Sikh Community
REGINA — The Sask. Party refused to pass a bill recognizing April as Sikh Heritage Month today — the latest in a series of actions showing a troubling lack of respect for Saskatchewan’s Sikh community.
SASKATOON- New data shows that the Saskatoon NICU is nearly full, with 3 units at the James Patterson Children’s Hospital currently reporting they are overcapacity. This comes on the heels of NICU nurses in Regina sounding the alarm that they used their last ventilator on April 10th.
For immediate: April 16, 2025
Moose Jaw Resident Randy Hughes to Lose Unit After Government Deems It ‘Too Big’
MOOSE JAW — A 65-year-old Moose Jaw man who is legally blind and has cancer and mobility issues is being forced from his home by the Sask. Party government and into a unit that won’t even fit his wheelchair.