Report: "The Return To Coal Is Both the Most Expensive Option For Ratepayers And The Most Expensive Option For Saskatchewan's Energy Future."
REGINA – Today the Pembina Institute released a new report finding that the Scott Moe’s coal plan could cost up to $32 billion and drive up power rates for Saskatchewan families.
Raises For Moe’s Insiders, Stagnant Wages For The People Providing Care
SASKATOON – Carla Beck’s team is sounding the alarms on new data from the Saskatchewan Health Authority’s (SHA) most recent annual report which shows that their executive team has received yet another pay increase, all while frontline healthcare staff have gone four years without a contract.
Ken Cheveldayoff Called Out By Workers For Failing To Act
SASKATOON – Carla Beck is demanding real leadership in the face of a potential healthcare strike this fall and demanding Scott Moe and his ignorant Labour Minister stop deflecting blame and get a deal done with frontline workers who have gone four years without a contract.
While crime increases Sask. Party plans to buy sound cannons for a unit that does not currently and might never exist
SASKATOON – Saskatchewan is in the midst of a serious public safety crisis that statistics show is worsening year over year, but rather than investing in addressing it, Scott Moe and his Public Safety Minister are buying equipment for a unit that does not exist without a plan or mandate.
Carr, Jenson Challenged To Meet Frontline Workers, Witness Consequences Of Government's Failures
SASKATOON – Carla Beck’s team is challenging Mental Health & Addictions Minister Lori Carr and Social Services Minister Terry Jenson to visit Saskatoon's overrun 20th Street corridor immediately. Frontline workers say the area has become an epicentre of an unprecedented drug crisis, while the Sask. Party government continues to fail in taking any meaningful action.
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.