REGINA - Official Opposition Critic for Social Services Meara Conway called on the Sask. Party government today to immediately stop cutting and clawing back federal supports from the most vulnerable.
Opposition Leader Ryan Meili and Critic for Seniors Matt Love called on the Sask. Party government today to take serious action in Long Term Care to ensure that we do not see the tragic outcomes experienced in Manitoba and other jurisdictions repeated in Saskatchewan.
REGINA — New Democratic Party Leader Ryan Meili announced today that as a result of Premier Scott Moe’s ineffective actions to address the second wave of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan, the NDP is calling for a three-week “circuit breaker” to keep our health care system from being overwhelmed and ensure that businesses and communities don’t face further hardship with longer shut downs.
“The Premier and his government have once again been back-tracked on their response to the surge in Covid-19 cases in Saskatchewan. Only a few days ago Premier Moe stated no new measures were being contemplated. Last Friday the Health Minister announced masks would be mandatory in certain communities but not others. Today the mask order is now mandatory for all of Saskatchewan. The inconsistency and lack of clarity is constant and disruptive.
With COVID-19 cases rising rapidly, including amongst school-aged children, New Democrat Leader Ryan Meili and Education Critic Carla Beck called today for a sharp change in approach from the Sask. Party government.
NDP Leader Ryan Meili and Economy and Jobs Critic Aleana Young called today for emergency action to control the spread of COVID-19 and support Saskatchewan businesses in a second wave.
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2405 Legislative Dr Room 265
Regina, SK, S4S 0B3