“The Sask. Party government needs to sign on to fix AgriStability to make the program work for producers in our province
The proposed changes which are supported by Saskatchewan agriculture groups would help fix the damaging cuts made in 2013. The changes would be cost shared 60/40 by the federal and provincial governments and be retroactive for the 2020 year.
Fixing AgriStability is important to producers and farms across Saskatchewan and particularly important to hard hit livestock producers this year. The Sask. Party government needs to step up and support these changes to increase AgriStability payment levels to 80% and remove the reference margin limit.”
School Nutrition Funding For Public Schools The Lowest In Canada, Literacy Rates Dropping
SASKATOON—With $2 million in public funding going to a private school in Saskatoon, Carla Beck’s team is wondering if Education Minister Everett Hindley is up to the job of running the province’s schools.
Scott Moe Refuses To Require High-Flying MLA Kevin Weedmark Come Back To Ground & Be Accountable To Saskatchewan People
REGINA – Scott Moe has gone into hiding on the growing scandal of his Moosomin-Montmatre's MLA’s luxury private jet usage, refusing to respond 24 hours after being asked by Carla Beck’s Team to provide simple receipts and proof that no taxpayer money was used.
Moe Has Ignored Repeated Calls To Get Back To Work, Pass Bills To Support Workers & Make Life More Affordable
SASKATOON — Carla Beck's team is calling on Scott Moe and the Sask. Party to put forward a concrete plan to protect Saskatchewan steel jobs, support local manufacturers and strengthen the province’s industrial sector.
New Data Shows The Annual Change In Average Asking Rent Has Reached 24.6 Per Cent In Saskatchewan, The Highest In Canada
REGINA – Today, Carla Beck's team is standing alongside residents of The Williston, a seniors' living complex in Regina, to renew the call for rent control in Saskatchewan.