Saskatchewan NDP Caucus

SASKATCHEWAN NDP PLANS LEGISLATION REQUIRING PUBLIC NOTICE OF EMERGENCY ROOM CLOSURES

People Needing Lifesaving Care Forced To Guess If Community Hospital Open

 

REGINA – The Saskatchewan NDP intends to introduce legislation during the coming fall sitting that would require a formal public notification of all emergency room closures in the province after months of analysis and testimonials from people who were unable to access emergency healthcare in rural communities.

SASK. PARTY GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED OVER QUEEN OF CANADA RESPONSE

REGINA – The Saskatchewan NDP is calling on the Sask. Party government to commit to a major, multi-agency review in response to widespread failures to act quickly against the occupation of a Saskatchewan school by the so-called “Queen of Canada” and her followers.

FAILED SASK. PARTY ADVANCED EDUCATION MINISTER SHOULD COME CLEAN ON HOW MANY LAYOFFS POST-SECONDARY SCHOOLS WILL BE FORCED TO MAKE: GREWAL

SASKATOON - As rumours swirl of further potential layoffs at Saskatchewan post-secondary schools, the Saskatchewan NDP is calling on the minister responsible to come clean on the extent of damage his government’s failures have done to the province’s future. 

SASK. PARTY FAILS TO ACT AS DEADLIER FORM OF DANGEROUS DRUG HITS SASKATOON

Coroners Service Reports 224 Suspected Drug Related Deaths This Year in Saskatchewan 

 

SASKATOON – Deadly drugs are flooding our streets. Overdoses are rising. Families are grieving. And the Sask. Party is still slow to respond — if they respond at all. 

OVER HALF OF SASKATCHEWAN NURSES CONSIDERING LEAVING THE PROFESSION

SASKATCHEWAN NDP SAYS HEALTH SYSTEM NEEDS MAJOR REFORMS 

REGINA – Never-before-seen results from a survey of nurses published Friday show Saskatchewan’s health system is going in the wrong direction after 18 years of Sask. Party mismanagement. 

‘I’M AMAZED SOMEONE DIDN’T DIE’ — RURAL PATIENTS SENT TO SHUTTERED EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT AS HOSPITAL CLOSURES OVERLAP

 SASKATOON – This week, the Saskatchewan Health Authority instructed patients needing life-and-death emergency care to drive an hour to an emergency room that was not actually open.