SASKATOON – Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck is urging the Sask. Party government to deliver immediate cost-of-living relief by permanently removing the provincial sales tax (PST) from children’s clothing, just in time for Christmas.
SASK. PARTY CHARGES TAXPAYERS FOR FLIGHTS, LUXURY HOTELS FOR MOE’S SECRET POLITICAL FUNDRAISER IN TORONTO
REGINA – As Saskatchewan residents struggle with rising costs, Sask. Party Leader Scott Moe charged taxpayers over $10,000 to attend a secret political fundraiser in Toronto.
SASK. PARTY’S REMOVAL OF MINIMUM CARE STANDARDS FAILING PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES
REGINA – When Jeff Nachtigall’s 86-year-old father, Helmut, was diagnosed with dementia, his family turned to public long-term care for help. Instead of getting care for their loved one, they found a system broken by the Sask. Party government.
SASKATCHEWAN NDP CALL FOR STRENGTHENING CONFLICT OF INTEREST LAWS AS FORMER SASK. PARTY MLA ESCAPES PENALTY FOR BREAKING LAW
Gary Grewal profiteered more than $731K In Public Dollars, Sask. Party Protected Him Last Week
REGINA – Following consultation with legal counsel about bringing forward a $50,000 penalty against former Sask. Party MLA Gary Grewal, the Saskatchewan NDP is calling today for changes to strengthen the conflict of interest laws that govern conduct for Members of the Legislative Assembly.
FOUR OR MORE DOCTORS HAVE LEFT YORKTON IN LAST SIX MONTHS AS PATIENTS GO WITHOUT PRIMARY CARE
SASK. PARTY BLOCKS EMERGENCY MOTION FOR BI-PARTISAN HEALTHCARE TASKFORCE
REGINA – More Saskatchewan people are going without primary care after at least four family doctors left Yorkton in recent months. While the Sask. Party claims their recruitment efforts are “the best in the country,” the Health Minister is privately admitting that the number of departures is higher than reported.
YORKTON-MELVILLE DOWN 7,900 JOBS SINCE LAST YEAR
Today’s latest Statistics Canada job numbers for the month of November show that over the course of the last year under this Sask. Party government, the region of Yorkton and Melville has lost a total of 7,900 jobs, down -18.9 per cent or nearly 1 in 5 jobs in the region.