Saskatchewan NDP Caucus

Sask. Party must stand up for Saskatchewan during environmental meetings

While the Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment meet today, the Saskatchewan NDP is calling on the Sask. Party and the recycled Environment Minister to keep Saskatchewan’s interests front of mind and avoid alienating themselves from the rest of the country.

“There’s no question that we have to continue to develop and export our natural resources. They drive the economy and create jobs in Saskatchewan and all across Canada,” said Saskatchewan NDP Environment Critic Cathy Sproule. “But we have to be responsible and ensure that it’s done in a way that is as sustainable as possible.” 

Sask. Party underfunding of healthcare cutting deep into seniors care

Today, we learned about another case of Saskatchewan patients and their families being forced to pay the price for the Sask. Party’s underfunding of healthcare. A 94-year-old woman has spent the last two weeks in hospital, waiting for respite care, and has not been bathed once. 

Sask. Party must come clean and stop hiding the truth

Today, Saskatchewan NDP Leader Trent Wotherspoon called out Brad Wall for his refusal to release the First Quarter Financial Report for the 2016-17 fiscal year.

 

REALITY CHECK: Brad Wall’s Mickey Mouse Trade Plan

To celebrate six years of having a trade office in China, Brad Wall is… going to Disneyland!

Well, more accurately, the Premier is claiming victory with a commitment to use Saskatchewan flax seed in cookies sold at Shanghai Disney. 

Necessary supports still out of reach for victims of La Loche shooting

Months after the tragic school shooting in La Loche, victims are still not getting the full support they need in the aftermath of the event – support that was promised by the Sask. Party. 

Sask. Party mismanagement leads to more callous health care cuts

The care that Saskatchewan people expect and deserve from our hospitals and care centres continues to suffer from the Sask. Party’s mismanagement and deepening cuts. Today, more information was revealed about the 20 front-line health care workers being eliminated in the Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region(RQHR) .