Saskatchewan NDP Caucus

SASKATCHEWAN NDP, SEIU-WEST CALL ON SASK. PARTY TO FIX OR SCRAP FAULTY AIMS IT PROGRAM

$272M Already Wasted on Faulty IT Software – Nearly the Cost to Build Saskatoon Children’s Hospital 

SASKATOON – The Saskatchewan NDP and SEIU-West are calling on the Sask. Party to fix or scrap their faulty IT system AIMS so healthcare workers can get paid and hospitals get the equipment needed to function. 

SASKATCHEWAN NDP BILL TO FORCE SASK. PARTY-RUN HEALTH AUTHORITY TO DISCLOSE RURAL HOSPITAL CLOSURES

REGINA – Today, Saskatchewan NDP Shadow Minister for Rural and Remote Health Jared Clarke introduced legislation that would force the Saskatchewan Health Authority to notify the public whenever a rural hospital closes.

DENARE BEACH COUNCIL DEMANDS INDEPENDENT PUBLIC INQUIRY INTO WILDFIRE DISASTER

Moe Resists Calls For Accountability, Refuses To Fire Failed Public Safety Minister 

REGINA – Councillors in Denare Beach say they’re extremely disappointed that the Sask. Party has denied repeated calls for a truly independent public inquiry into the wildfire disaster in the North this summer, which saw entire communities burned to the ground. 

SASKATCHEWAN NDP INTRODUCES BILL TO LIFT INTERPROVINCIAL TRADE BARRIERS, MAKE LIFE MORE AFFORDABLE

Legislation Protects Crowns & Workers While Promoting Local Companies

REGINA — Today, the Saskatchewan NDP introduced an interprovincial trade bill to unite Canadians, boost Saskatchewan’s economy, and make life more affordable for the people who call this province home.

SASK. NDP CALLS FOR INVESTIGATION, ACCOUNTABILITY AFTER SASKATCHEWAN HEALTH AUTHORITY CARE HOME DEATH

SASKATOON – The Saskatchewan NDP is echoing calls for accountability and answers for a Saskatoon family after William Cone, 86, tragically passed away while he was supposed to be in the care of the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA). 

FIRST NATIONS HEALTH OMBUDSMAN REPORT ANOTHER SIGN SASK.PARTY IS FAILING FIRST NATIONS PEOPLE IN THE NORTH

Health Ombudsman Report Finds People Facing Discrimination, Abuse and Lack of Access to Care

REGINA – A troubling new report from the Saskatchewan First Nation Health Ombudsman reveals that Indigenous people continue to face discrimination, abuse, and barriers to healthcare, especially in Northern and remote communities.