Saskatchewan NDP Caucus

SASKATCHEWAN NDP BACKS CALL TO USE TOBACCO LAWSUIT REVENUE TO BOLSTER CANCER CARE

Sask. Party Uses Lawsuit Settlement To Cover Up Financial Mismanagement

SASKATOON – The Saskatchewan NDP is in full support of a call this morning from the Saskatchewan Government & General Employees’ Union (SGEU) to use hundreds of millions in new revenue from a national tobacco lawsuit to improve cancer care in the province, not cover for the Sask. Party’s terrible financial management.

SASKATCHEWAN NDP CALLS FOR IMMEDIATE WAIVING OF UTILITY COSTS FOR WILDFIRE EVACUEES IN THE NORTH

Sask. Party Continues To Ignore Desperate Pleas From Those Forced From Homes

LA RONGE –  The Saskatchewan NDP has written to the Minister responsible for SaskPower urging that he immediately waive utility costs for people living in the North that were forced from their homes during a wildfire crisis not seen in at least a decade.

BECK PLEDGES TO GROW MOOSE JAW’S ECONOMY, CUT COSTS FOR FAMILIES

Saskatchewan NDP Holds Caucus Meeting In City Focused On Economy, Pressing Issues Identified By Local Residents.

MOOSE JAW – Nearly the entire 27-member Saskatchewan NDP Caucus is in Moose Jaw today to meet with residents, celebrate the local Sidewalk Days Festival and discuss how to build a bright future for the city and region in the face of major challenges and opportunities.

NDP CALLING FOR SASK. PARTY TO URGENTLY DEVELOP AND RELEASE PLAN TO REBUILD COMMUNITIES IN NORTH DESTROYED BY WILDFIRES

Critical Areas Of Support Identified In Official Opposition Discussions With Community Leaders, People Whose Homes Were Destroyed.

PRINCE ALBERT – More than a month after massive wildfires forced thousands from their homes and destroyed entire communities, the Saskatchewan NDP is demanding the Sask. Party government immediately release a plan to rebuild the North.

 

SASK. SPENDS $1 BILLION MORE THAN PLANNED, FAILS TO BALANCE BUDGET AND FAILS TO BUILD SASKATCHEWAN’S FUTURE

Sask. Party Continues To Pile Taxes On Families Struggling To Pay Bills, Put Food On Kitchen Table

REGINA – The Sask. Party Government overspent by nearly $1 billion all the while failing to improve healthcare, make life more affordable, grow the economy or address other major issues in the province, such as the massive drug and homelessness crisis. Their claim of finishing the budget near budget forecasts is nothing but another misleading statement to Saskatchewan people.

WATROUS HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM CLOSES FOR TWO FULL DAYS AS HEALTHCARE CRISIS IN AREA WORSENS

People Experience Medical Emergency Forced To Spend An Additional Hour On Highway In Search Of Care  

WATROUS – The latest bulletin indicates the emergency room at Watrous Hospital is closed as of this morning for two full days as the Sask. Party continues to fail to deliver healthcare to residents of the area and right across the province.