For Immediate Release: May 8, 2025
SECOND SEPARATIST PETITON FROM SOVERNIGN SASKATCHEWAN AMASSES 5,000 SIGNATURES
REGINA – A second right-wing pressure group has brought their separatist campaign to the front door of the Legislature.
FAMILY SPEAKS OUT AFTER SENIORS OVER-MEDICATED IN LONG TERM CARE
The Saskatchewan NDP is raising alarms about the drugs administered to residents in long-term care after a disturbing incident has come to light.
The incident involves Jeff Nachtigall’s 86-year-old father, Helmut, who is a resident at Pioneer Village in Regina.
LEAKED LETTER: PATIENTS HAVE DIED DUE TO STAFF SHORTAGES IN REGINA GENERAL HOSPITAL RADIOLOGY UNIT
For immediate release: May 8, 2025
Technologists and Nurses Warn of Collapsing Care and Unsafe Conditions
REGINA – A leaked letter from healthcare workers at Regina General Hospital reveals that patients have died after not receiving urgent, life-saving interventions due to severe staffing shortages in the Interventional Radiology (IR) unit.
NOW IS THE TIME TO INVEST IN SASKATCHEWAN WORKERS AND COMMUNITIES
For immediate release: May 7, 2025
Sask. NDP Meets with Steelworkers, Calls for Action on Local Jobs and Infrastructure
REGINA — Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck and the NDP Caucus met today with United Steelworkers (USW) leadership at the Legislature to discuss how to better support workers, make good jobs, and build stronger communities across the province, now and into the future.
SASK. NDP INTRODUCES BILL TO KEEP SASKATCHEWAN IN CANADA
For immediate release: May 7, 2025
ACT WILL PROVIDE STABILITY FOR WORKERS, INVESTORS AMID ECONOMIC UNCERTAINTY
REGINA – Today, Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck introduced critical legislation to make it harder for the Sask. Party government to break up Saskatchewan and Canada.
FAMILIES AND ADVOCATES JOIN SASKATCHEWAN NDP TO DEMAND ACTION ON YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS
Sask. Party Cuts $17 Million from Healthcare Budget Despite Youth Mental Health Emergency
REGINA – Families, advocates, and mental health professionals gathered at the Saskatchewan Legislature today to demand urgent action from the Sask. Party government, which cut $17 million from the province’s healthcare budget despite a growing youth mental health crisis.