Carla Beck Calls For Plan To Recruit, Retain & Respect Frontline Workers Holding Up Crumbling Healthcare System
REGINA – Carla Beck's team is calling out Scott Moe for mismanaging Saskatchewan health so badly that his failing government was forced to spend nearly $100 million in one year on travel nurses as the province's healthcare staffing crisis spiraled out of control.
Scott Moe and Jeremy Harrison Double Down On Coal Catastrophe While Pulling Money From Public Services To Cover Losses
SASKATOON – As Scott Moe and his Minister pursue their catastrophic coal plan that would saddle the Saskatchewan people with $26 billion of debt, SaskPower’s latest annual report reveals the Crown posted record losses after decades of the Sask. Party government’s mismanagement.
For Years, Sask. Party Has Failed To Fund & Resource Wildfire Response
REGINA – Carla Beck's team is demanding Scott Moe immediately remove Minister Tim McLeod from Cabinet after a new Provincial Auditor report confirmed widespread failures in Saskatchewan's wildfire preparedness and response to last year’s crisis.
Moe, Smith Plan To Weaken Universal Healthcare By Funnelling Public Dollars Into Private Clinics, Companies
REGINA – Carla Beck and her team are urging Prime Minister Mark Carney and the federal government to defend Canada’s public healthcare system as Scott Moe and Danielle Smith advance two-tier, American-style healthcare that experts warn could accelerate the growth of a two-tier healthcare system and undermine public healthcare across the country.
Carla Beck’s Team Has Proposed A Series of Measures To Make Life More Affordable
REGINA – Inflation surged in Saskatchewan again in May — and still Scott Moe continues to tax gas, food, clothing and jack up costs for power and more.
Sask. Party Deliberately Hid Unprecedented $26-Billion Coal Catastrophe From Public
MEADOW LAKE – Carla Beck’s team is calling on Scott Moe and SaskPower Minister Jeremy Harrison to finally allow Saskatchewan people to get real answers about the state of Saskatchewan’s Crowns following the revelation of their $26-billion coal catastrophe and another call from the Provincial Auditor to be transparent.