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SASKATCHEWAN NDP BEGS PREMIER, MINISTER TO HELP REGINA WOMAN GET SURGERY FOR PARATHYROID DISEASE

Without Urgent Help, Patient May Pursue the Medically Assisted Death She Has Already Been Approved For

REGINA – A Regina woman in desperate need of a specialist to treat a rare form of parathyroid disease says she’s at a breaking point and will follow through on a medically-assisted death if Jeremy Cockrill and the Sask. Party doesn’t help her get the surgery she needs.

PROVINCIAL AUDITOR LAUNCHES SECOND INVESTIGATION INTO SUMMER WILDFIRE DISASTER

Amid Widespread Outage & Complaints, Saskatchewan NDP Again Demands Truly Independent Public Inquiry 
 
SASKATOON – The Saskatchewan NDP is again calling on the Sask. Party to launch a truly independent public inquiry into its entire disastrous response to the summer wildfire crisis as a third formal investigation has been confirmed. 

BOGUS BUDGET EXPOSED IN MID-YEAR REPORT AS PROVINCE GOES FROM SURPLUS TO MASSIVE $427 MILLION DEFICIT, BILLION IN NEW DEBT

REGINA – The Sask. Party’s bogus budget has been exposed in the mid-year financial report as the province goes from a narrow surplus to a massive $427 million deficit and a billion dollars of new debt. 

SASK. NDP HONOURS FIRST FIRST NATIONS WOMAN ELECTED TO THE SASKATCHEWAN LEGISLATURE   

REGINA – Today, the Saskatchewan NDP held a reception at the legislature to honour Joan Beatty, the first First Nations woman ever elected to the Saskatchewan legislature, recognizing her leadership and the doors she opened for future generations.  

CARLA BECK’S NDP INTRODUCES RENT CONTROL BILL TO MAKE LIFE MORE AFFORDABLE

Sask. Party Has Refused To Act As Renters Hit With Double-Digit Increases from Big Corporate Landlords  

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REGINA – Carla Beck’s Saskatchewan NDP introduced a landmark bill to make life more affordable and get Saskatchewan’s worst-in-the-country rent hikes under control. 

FAMILY STILL WAITING FOR ANSWERS, ACCOUNTABILITY AFTER SASKATCHEWAN HEALTH AUTHORITY CARE HOME DEATH

Mourning Family Of William Cone Comes To Legislature Seeking Answers

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REGINA – A Saskatchewan family is still waiting for answers and accountability after William Cone, 86, tragically passed away while he was supposed to be in the care of the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA).