Family Saddled With Costly Ambulance Bill After Capacity Pressures Force Care Outside Their Community
BIGGAR - Carla Beck’s team is calling on the provincial government to explain how their ongoing neglect of Saskatchewan’s healthcare system has caused a Biggar family to pick up an ambulance bill of more than $1,300 after their child required emergency care hours away in Prince Albert.
Carla Beck's Team Holds Public Consultation With Moose Jaw Residents, While Scott Moe Declined To Do So
REGINA - Following a successful open house with the people of Moose Jaw, members of Carla Beck's team reported back on what they heard from those who attended, which included the simple demand for transparency and honesty, something the Sask. Party MLAs in Moose Jaw have refused to do.
Minister of Rural and Remote Health Cites Placeholder Funding In Out-Year Budgets, But Records Show No Such Amounts Exist
YORKTON – Scott Moe and the Sask. Party either don’t have a clue on the costs or completion timeline for the desperately needed new Yorkton Hospital — a project the government promised to deliver 14 years ago — or they’re willfully hiding those details from the public.
Saskatchewan Homicide Rate Nearly 74% Higher Since Sask. Party Formed Government
REGINA – Carla Beck’s team is calling out Scott Moe for prioritizing press conferences and ribbon cuttings while Saskatchewan people keep their doors locked after the homicide rate in the province has surged to nearly three times the national average and the highest in the country.
Saskatchewan Homicide Rate Nearly 74% Higher Since Sask. Party Formed Government
REGINA – Carla Beck’s team is calling out Scott Moe for prioritizing press conferences and ribbon cuttings, while Saskatchewan people keep their doors locked after homicides in the province have surged to three times the national average, and the highest in the country.
Yorkton, Swift Current, Moose Jaw And Prince Albert All Saw Job Losses
REGINA – Saskatchewan saw significant job losses in the month of July according to data released by Stats Canada today, impacting communities across the province, while youth unemployment climbed to over 12 per cent.