Saskatchewan NDP Caucus

SASK NDP, UNITED STEELWORKERS CALL FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION TO RESPOND TO DEVASTATING TRUMP TARIFFS ON STEEL

Saskatchewan NDP says long-needed pipeline to Canada’s East Coast should be built using locally made steel. 

REGINA – The Saskatchewan NDP is standing with United Steelworkers to demand action in response to devastating 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian steel expected from Donald Trump. 

BECK TELLS SARM IT ‘WILL TAKE ALL LEVELS OF GOVERNMENT’ TO BUILD CANADA’S ECONOMIC FUTURE

As trade war with US continues, Sask. NDP Leader says more rail lines, pipelines, power lines and a twinned Highway 1 will prevent provincial and national economy from being held hostage in future 

SASKATOON – Speaking at the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities Convention Wednesday, Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck called for a nationwide plan to build Canada’s future with more rail lines, pipelines and power lines. 

SASK. PARTY KNOWS CALGARY MAMMOGRAM SCHEME FAILING WOMEN, EMAILS SHOW

SASK. PARTY EXTENDS TERRIBLE CONTRACT WITH ALBERTA-BASED POLITICAL DONOR 

REGINA – Leaked government emails reveal that the Sask. Party knows their Calgary mammogram scheme is failing women. 

SASK. NDP, PARENTS CALL ON SASK. PARTY TO SIGN $10/DAY CHILDCARE DEAL

REGINA – Joan Pratchler, Shadow Minister for Childcare and Early Learning, joined educators and families to call on the Sask. Party to sign the federal $10-a-day childcare deal before it’s too late. 

SASK. NDP SAYS SASK. PARTY GOVERNMENT ‘ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL’ AMID TRUMP TRADE WAR, DEMANDS PLAN TO PROTECT JOBS & PROMOTE ECONOMY

SASK NDP Shadow Minister Calls on Sask. Party MLAs in Prince Albert to come out of hiding as constituents fear impacts to jobs, community

PRINCE ALBERT – The Saskatchewan NDP said the latest reprieve from devastating tariffs imposed by Donald Trump should not stop the creation of an aggressive plan to retaliate against the US President and develop a long-term plan to end reliance on the country as a trading partner.

SASK. PARTY INACTION ON CHILDCARE WILL COST JOBS

REGINA – The federal government has renewed its $10/day daycare program for another five years, benefiting families across Canada. But Saskatchewan was missing from the list of provinces that signed on.