Saskatchewan NDP Caucus

CARLA BECK’S TEAM PUTS MOE’S SOCIAL SERVICES MINISTER ON NOTICE — WORK A SHIFT AT THE SASKATOON DOWNTOWN PUBLIC LIBRARY

Social Services Minister Terry Jenson Refused to Meet with Library Workers Facing Threats of Violence, Downplayed Their Concerns Repeatedly  

REGINA – Carla Beck’s team is calling on Scott Moe’s Social Services Minister to work a shift at the public library in downtown Saskatoon after he refused to meet with workers despite growing safety concerns at the facility and actively downplayed their very serious concerns over and over Tuesday. 

SASKATCHEWAN DRIVERS DEMAND REVERSAL OF MOE’S PLANNED INSURANCE INCREASE

Financial Anxiety Highest In Country, Working People Can’t Afford To Pay More: Warrington
REGINA – Saskatchewan drivers relying on their vehicles to get to work and pick up their kids say Scott Moe shouldn’t be penalizing them for his financial mismanagement.

SCOTT MOE BLOCKS MOTION TO FREEZE PAY FOR HIS BUDDIES IN HEALTH AUTHORITY’S SENIOR RANKS

Workers On Frontlines Who Didn’t Work On Moe’s Campaigns Haven’t Had A Raise In Years
REGINA – Scott Moe’s Government blocked a motion Tuesday to freeze the hefty wages earned by his buddies in the senior ranks of the provincial health authority, even while those on the frontlines continue to endure years without a contract.

MOE TO BREAK ELECTION PROMISE OF BALANCING BUDGET BY 2027-28

Finance Minister Ducks Questions On Just How High The Deficit Will Go
REGINA – Scott Moe is steering the province’s finances off a cliff and appears to be on a collision course with breaking a major election campaign promise of balancing Saskatchewan’s budget.

LIBRARY WORKERS SCARED, UNSAFE AFTER 20 YEARS OF SASK. PARTY MISMANGEMENT

Frontline Library Workers Left To Deal With Homelessness, Addictions, Crime
SASKATOON – The Saskatchewan NDP is standing with CUPE Saskatchewan President Kent Peterson to call on Scott Moe’s government to implement an emergency plan to support library workers who have been left to deal with the drug addiction and homelessness crises.

ON SCOTT MOE’S WATCH, ONE-IN-FIVE HOMELESS PEOPLE IN SASKATOON ARE UNDER THE AGE OF 24

Sask. Party Balks At Action To Fight Child Poverty In Saskatchewan
SASKATOON – On the heels of a devastating report showing Saskatchewan has the highest rate of child poverty in Canada, a new study in Saskatoon has found that one-in-five homeless people in the city are under the age of 24.