Saskatchewan NDP Caucus

MINISTER CARR IS EITHER LYING OR TOTALLY INCOMPETENT AFTER CBC REVEALS DATA ON WAITING LISTS FOR ADDICTION TREATMENT SHE CLAIMED DIDN’T EXIST

Despite Repeated Requests from Sask. NDP, Carr Insisted Numbers Were Unavailable

REGINA – The Saskatchewan NDP is demanding the Minister of Mental Health & Addictions explain why CBC News was able to obtain information about wait lists for addiction treatment that she repeatedly claimed didn’t exist when questioned in the Legislature.

SASKATCHEWAN NDP INTRODUCES BILL TO ESTABLISH PROVINCIAL WILDFIRE STRATEGY

Coherent Planning, Proper Consultation, Transparent Reporting All Long Overdue
REGINA – The Saskatchewan NDP has introduced new legislation to ensure the provincial government finally develops a comprehensive, province-wide strategy to fight wildfires after a disastrous season that saw entire northern communities burn to the ground.

FARMERS FROM ACROSS THE PROVINCE CALL ON SASK. PARTY TO CRACKDOWN ON ILLEGAL DRAINAGE TO PROTECT THEIR PROPERTIES

REGINA – The Saskatchewan NDP joined a group of farmers and ranchers from across Saskatchewan today calling on the Sask. Party and the Water Security Agency (WSA) to crackdown on illegal drainage that is damaging downstream farms.

AS SCOTT MOE REFUSES TO STEP IN, SASKATCHEWAN NDP CALL ON POLICE TO INVESTIGATE ALLEGED HORRIFIC CARE PROVIDED AT MOOSE JAW CENTRE

Official Opposition Alleges Criminal Neglect, Fraud & Failure to Provide Necessities of Life

REGINA – The Saskatchewan NDP has written to the Chief of the Moose Jaw Police Service seeking a criminal investigation into a horrific case that has emerged involving a highly questionable health centre.

SCOTT MOE CHANGES TUNE ON DEFINING ISSUE, PUTS PROVINCIAL CARBON TAX BACK ON TABLE

Moe Goes From ‘Just Watch Me’ to ‘We’ll See Where We Get’

 

REGINA – The Saskatchewan NDP is calling on Scott Moe to come clean with the public after he changed his position on the provincial carbon tax and put it back on the table.

HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF SASKATCHEWAN PEOPLE WITHOUT A FAMILY DOCTOR

New Angus Reid Survey Finds One-In-Four Have No Doctor As Scott Moe Fails To Address Crisis In Clinics, Hospitals
REGINA – One-in-four Saskatchewan people — or more than 300,000 total — don’t have a family doctor as healthcare is worse than ever in the province after 18 years of the Sask. Party.