Saskatchewan NDP Caucus

SASK. PARTY LIED ABOUT PROCURMENT PRACTICES, BETRAYS LOCAL BUSINESSES 

Sask. Party inflated number of “Saskatchewan companies” by including U.S. and out-of-province firms 

REGINA – The Sask. Party government has been caught misrepresenting its procurement practices — claiming 90% of contracts were awarded to Saskatchewan companies, when in reality, the true number is closer to half. 

POWER BILLS, PHONE BILLS TO RISE AS SASK. PARTY MISMANAGES CROWNS

Sask. Party dumps Crown reports in attempt to bury bad news 

SASKATOON – Saskatchewan families should brace for higher bills as the Sask. Party’s mismanagement of key Crown corporations like SaskPower, SaskTel, and SGI continues to drive down profits and drive up debt.

SASK. NDP, ALS SOCIETY CALL FOR IMMEDIATE INVESTIGATION INTO UNREGULATED HEALTH CENTRE IN MOOSE JAW

REGINA — The Saskatchewan NDP and the ALS Society of Saskatchewan are calling on the Sask. Party Minister of Health to immediately launch a full investigation into the Dr. Goodenowe Restorative Health Centre in Moose Jaw.

SASK. NDP CALLS FOR PROVINCIAL AUDITOR TO INVESTIGATE GROUNDED AIR TANKERS DURING WILDFIRE CRISIS

REGINA – The Saskatchewan NDP is calling on the Provincial Auditor to launch a special investigation into the Ministry of Corrections, Policing and Public Safety and the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA), following the government’s failure to properly maintain and deploy key firefighting aircraft during this year’s wildfire crisis. 

WILDFIRE EVACUEES WHO LOST HOMES DEMAND ANSWERS OVER GROUNDED WATER BOMBERS

Sask. Party Plays Political Games As Evidence Mounts Of Failed Crisis Response 

SASKATOON – The Saskatchewan NDP is standing with wildfire evacuees and demanding answers over five water bombers that remained grounded while communities in the North burned for weeks. 

NEARLY HALF OF SASKATCHEWAN’S AIR TANKER FLEET SECRETLY GROUNDED DURING WILDFIRE CRISIS

SASKATOON – The Sask. Party government is facing serious questions after it was revealed that at least four of the province’s 10 existing air tankers have been grounded during the worst wildfire season in a decade. This is in addition to the brand-new tanker that was grounded.