Saskatchewan NDP Caucus

SASKATCHEWAN NDP DEMANDS PREMIER SCOTT MOE STEP IN TO REVERSE DANGEROUS CHANGES TO RURAL EMERGENCY ROOM CARE

One Registered Nurse In the Entire Hospital Is Not Enough

REGINA – The Saskatchewan NDP is demanding Premier Scott Moe step in immediately to reverse dangerous new rules that will see a single registered nurse left to fend for themselves in the entire hospital.

SASK. PARTY HAS LET SCHOOLS ACROSS PROVINCE CRUMBLE FOR 18 YEARS AND COUNTING

REGINA – Scott Moe and his ministers must answer for allowing Saskatchewan schools to crumble over 18 years of failure and mismanagement.

A government report obtained through a freedom of information request earlier this year found 13 schools in Saskatchewan were in “critical” condition and another 132 were in “poor” condition.

SASK. PARTY, SHA FAILING OXBOW COMMUNITY, CLOSING HEALTH CENTRE

Rural Healthcare Faces ‘Closure By A Thousand Cuts’ After 18 Years of Failed Leadership 

REGINA – The Saskatchewan NDP stood with a municipal official today to call for action to fix the chronic service closures and short staffing that have plagued Oxbow’s health centre and community.  

APAS LAYS OUT FOREIGN FARMLAND OWNERSHIP CONCERNS IN COMPREHENSIVE LETTER TO SASK. PARTY

Sask. Party Has Been Soft on Foreign Farmland Ownership: Wotherspoon 

REGINA – The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) is sounding the alarm and calling for immediate action from the Sask. Party government on the issue of illegal foreign farmland ownership.  

SASKATCHEWAN NDP TO HOLD YORKTON TOWN HALL ON DELIVERING BIG BOLD CHANGE IN HEALTHCARE

YORKTON – The Saskatchewan NDP will be taking its community consultation on big bold change in healthcare to Yorkton, hosting a town hall on November 20.

DESPERATE SASK. PARTY RESORTS TO ONE-NURSE EMERGENCY ROOM POLICY TO COVER FOR RURAL HEALTHCARE FAILURES

Minister Jeremy Cockrill’s Attempt To Cover Up Rural Healthcare Failures Is Going To Get Someone Killed: Clarke

REGINA – In a desperate bid to cover up their widespread healthcare failures, the Sask. Party government has issued a new province-wide protocol that will see hospital emergency rooms remain “open” even when just one health care work is on-site, a registered nurse.