Sadly, this is just one of the many communities being left behind by the Sask. Party.
The Sask. Party is chasing away healthcare workers and closing hospital services across Saskatchewan.
Since Scott Moe took office, Saskatchewan has lost 24 per cent of our rural and remote registered nurses, going from 2,234 in 2018 to 1,708 in the most recent study.
After 17 years of the Sask. Party, Saskatchewan is ranked last place in Canada on healthcare. We need to get Saskatchewan out of last place.
The longer the Sask. Party is in power, the further our friends and family will have to drive for care that used to be offered close to home.
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Carla Beck’s Team Calls On Scott Moe, Sask. Party Break Vicious Cycle By Investing In Supports and Intervention For Young Victims
REGINA – Carla Beck’s team is calling on Scott Moe and the Sask. Party to provide significantly more support for child and youth victims of violent crime after a new Statistics Canada study found Saskatchewan had the highest provincial rate in Canada of youth victims later encountering police as accused persons.
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REGINA – Independent analysis from the Pembina Institute estimates that Scott Moe’s catastrophic $26-billion coal plan could cost Saskatchewan over $100 million in additional healthcare costs.