In a tell-all interview in the Regina Leader-Post, Sask.Party leader Scott Moe revealed his playbook to capture the hearts and minds of Saskatchewan voters:
“Boring might be just not too bad” – Scott Moe, Sept 28, 2020
The NDP today released new election ads, which will be hitting the airwaves across Saskatchewan this week.
Watch the first ad here:
Today the Saskatchewan NDP released their full slate of candidates for the upcoming provincial election. Their diverse roster comes from all backgrounds, experiences and professions, and demonstrates a readiness to form a government that will put people first.
When Scott Moe decided to close 12 rural hospital emergency rooms in the middle of a pandemic this year, his decision came without consultation, consideration or warning. We know this because of what his own neglected rural backbenchers said.
Today NDP Leader Ryan Meili, joined by NDP Health Critic, Vicki Mowat, and rural health care advocate and Saskatchewan NDP candidate for Canora-Pelly, Stacey Strykowski, committed to repairing years of Sask. Party underfunding of rural healthcare, which has led to service disruptions, closed Emergency Rooms, and greater stress for rural families and seniors.
Following Ryan Meili’s promise to shut down corporate and union political donations, Scott Moe defended his friends and insiders yesterday, and renewed his commitment to keeping his Saskatchewan Party stuck in the past.
NDP Leader Ryan Meili is committing to slam the door shut on corporate political donations. Since 2007, the Saskatchewan Party has taken in over $19 million in corporate donations, many from companies outside of Saskatchewan.
NDP Leader Ryan Meili announced today that an NDP government will reverse years of Sask. Party cuts to school-based supports by making the investments to ensure children’s mental health is a priority in Saskatchewan.
NDP Leader Ryan Meili and Finance Critic Trent Wotherspoon committed today that an NDP government would harness the power of our Crowns and the expertise of the oil patch to explore the development of affordable, scaleable, renewable baseload geothermal power in Saskatchewan.