Saskatchewan NDP Caucus

SASKATCHEWAN NDP LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN FOR BIG BOLD CHANGE IN HEALTHCARE

Saskatchewan Healthcare Is Broken, But Together, We Can Fix It 

 

REGINA – After 18 years of Sask. Party mismanagement, Saskatchewan’s healthcare system is in crisis — and the Opposition is turning to the people of this province to help deliver big bold change. 

SASK. NDP MOVING TO LAUNCH AUDITOR INVESTIGATION INTO WATERBOMBER PROCUREMENT AND MAINTENANCE MISMANAGEMENT

SASKATOON – The Sask. NDP will call on the Provincial Auditor to investigate the Sask. Party government for allegedly overspending $100 million on water bombers, as well as their failure to ensure water bombers were maintained and fully operational during the spring and summer of 2025.  

TWO-THIRDS OF SASKATCHEWAN PEOPLE CAN’T KEEP UP WITH THE SKYROCKETING COST OF LIVING

Sask. Party Fails To Act As New Survey Finds People Stressed About Money & Debt, Struggling To Put Food On The Table, Can’t Afford To Go Out 

REGINA – A shocking new survey has found two-thirds of Saskatchewan people can’t keep up with the cost of living, three quarters are stressed about money and more than half say it’s difficult to feed their own families. 

SASKATCHEWAN NDP INTENDS TO INTRODUCE LEGISLATION TO BOOST INTERPROVINCIAL TRADE, LOWER COSTS FOR FAMILIES

Two-Thirds of Saskatchewan People Report Being Unable To Keep Up With Cost Of Living: New Data

SASKATOON – The Saskatchewan NDP intends to bring forward interprovincial trade legislation this fall to unite Canadians, boost Saskatchewan’s economy, and make life more affordable for the people who call this province home.

SASKATCHEWAN NDP DEMANDS ACTION TO MAKE COMMUNITIES SAFER AND HELP KIDS AFTER CHILDREN ROB REGINA BUSINESS AT GUNPOINT

Severe Crime Rate in Saskatchewan Is Double The National Average 

REGINA – The Saskatchewan NDP is taking a stand for safer communities after a horrific series of crimes, including a devastating armed robbery in Regina that was allegedly carried out by children ages 12, 13 and 14. 

SGI REPORT SHOWS SASKATCHEWAN AUTO FUND WILL LOSE MILLIONS MORE THAN LAST YEAR

Drivers Should Prepare For Vehicle Insurance Rates To Rise 

 

SASKATOON – Drivers should brace for higher auto insurance premiums as the SGI Auto Fund’s first quarter financial update forecasts hundreds of millions in losses.