STATEMENT FROM SASKATCHEWAN NDP LEADER, AGRICULTURE & RURAL AFFAIRS SHADOW MINISTER CARLA BECK ON THE BUNGE-VITERRA MERGER
We’ve been clear since day one that this deal is bad for Saskatchewan.
Ryan Meili writes to Scott Moe on Co-op lockout, calling for return to table
NDP Leader Ryan Meili issued the following statement on lock-out at the Federated Co-op Refinery:
“Public safety and the wellbeing of our economy and workers here in Regina are threatened by this increasingly tense situation. Today I have written to Premier Moe asking him to join me in calling on the Co-op Refinery to agree to return to the table with Unifor Local 594 and negotiate a new collective agreement. We need the parties to come together and negotiate a fair deal.”
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