Saskatchewan NDP Caucus

SCRAP TIRE PILE VISIBLE FROM SPACE AFTER SASK. PARTY HANDS CONTRACTS TO OUT-OF-PROVINCE COMPANIES

TIRES PILED UP ONE YEAR AFTER SHERCOM LAYOFFS 

SASKATOON – One year after Shercom Industries was forced to lay off nearly 100 workers, tires that the Saskatoon company once recycled are now piled up so high at a government facility north of Clavet that they can be seen from space. 

SASKATOON CITY HOSPITAL ER FORCED TO CLOSE EARLY, SASK. PARTY DOES NOTHING

Government’s Urgent Care Centre Promise A Pure Fantasy: NDP 

SASKATOON – Sask. Party Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill’s unprecedented failure to do his job continued over the weekend, as Saskatoon’s City Hospital was forced to shut the emergency room early due to a physician shortage. 

SASKATCHEWAN NDP DEMANDS ACTION TO REVERSE POST-SECONDARY LAYOFFS

Underfunding By Sask. Party Has Forced Sask Poly To Fire 128 Staff & Counting 

SASKATOON – The Saskatchewan NDP is demanding emergency support funding to reverse mass layoffs in post-secondary schools and a formal commitment from the failing Sask. Party minister that no one else will lose their jobs. 

ONE IN 10 PEOPLE IN THE BATTLEFORDS NOW RELY ON FOOD BANK — 40 PER CENT OF THEM CHILDREN; SASK. PARTY SITS ON ITS HANDS

Food Bank Use Among Seniors Has Also Doubled Under Scott Moe’s Leadership 

NORTH BATTLEFORD – More than one-in-10 people in the Battlefords are turning to the food bank — 40 per cent of them children, according to the Battlefords District Food and Resource Centre. The number of seniors using the food bank has also doubled under Scott Moe’s leadership, from seven percent in 2018-19 to 15 per cent in 2024-25. 

SASK. PARTY HALLOWEEN TAX MAKES SPOOKY HOLIDAY MORE EXPENSIVE

SASKATOON – The Saskatchewan NDP is calling out the Sask. Party for imposing a provincial sales tax on Halloween treats and kids’ costumes, making it harder for working families to celebrate the spooky holiday.  

BECK LAYS OUT SASKATCHEWAN NDP PRIORITIES AHEAD OF ‘POTENTIAL GAMECHANGER’ FEDERAL BUDGET

Building Infrastructure, Expanding Trade & Helping Lower Cost of Living Should Be Priorities 

REGINA – Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck is calling on the Federal Liberal Government and Conservative Opposition to work together to bring forward, pass and implement a budget that enables building game-changing infrastructure, expands trade and helps families with the sky-high cost of living.