Saskatchewan NDP Caucus

HEALTHCARE, POLICING SHORTCHANGED BY OUT-OF-TOUCH SASK. PARTY

Alleged $100 million overspend on planes could have helped fix biggest issues

REGINA – Healthcare, policing, and so many more vital public services families rely on are being starved all while court documents show the Sask. Party government may have overspent on water bombers by $100 million.

MASSIVE PRINCE ALBERT OSB MILL LATEST IN STRING OF MEGA PROJECTS DELAYED OR CANCELLED

Mothballed Project Sees 800 Jobs, $400-million Investment Lost  

PRINCE ALBERT – A critical OSB mill previously planned for Prince Albert is the latest in a string of major economic projects that have been delayed or cancelled outright since Scott Moe returned to power with a weakened Sask. Party government. 

RURAL EMERGENCY ROOMS STAY CLOSED WITH NO SCHEDULED DATE TO REOPEN

Herbert’s ER has been closed for weeks with no plan to reopen
SASKATOON – The Sask. Party government closed the emergency room in the town of Herbert well over a month ago on August 7, and there’s still no plan to reopen it.

DEADLY STREET DRUG ALERT: MARIJUANA SOLD IN REGINA TESTS POSITIVE FOR FENTANYL AND BENZODIAZEPINES

Saskatchewan NDP Calls for Emergency Action as Sask. Party Remains Silent Amid Mounting Drug Poisonings and Overdose Deaths

REGINA — The Saskatchewan NDP is demanding immediate emergency action following a chilling drug alert in Regina: marijuana sold on the street has tested positive for fentanyl and benzodiazepines, a lethal mix that can kill without warning.

SASK. PARTY STACKS FAILING HEALTH AGENCY WITH POLITICAL LOYALISTS

Saskatchewan Health Agency Broken, In Need of Major Reform: Saskatchewan NDP
REGINA – The Sask. Party government has quietly stacked the board and senior leadership of the Saskatchewan Health Authority with political loyalists and political operatives, not healthcare workers or experts.

MOOSE JAW SENIOR DIES WHILE WAITING FOR SUPPORTIVE HOUSING

RENT, COST OF LIVING CONCERNS UP AFTER 18 YEARS OF THE SASK. PARTY 

MOOSE JAW – A Moose Jaw senior has tragically passed away while living in his vehicle and waiting for supportive housing from a community-based organization that the Sask. Party is refusing to fund.