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Session ends, NDP’s mission continues
Posted: May 17, 2012
Saskatchewan’s people expected better from the Sask. Party government, and they deserve better than what they got in the spring session of the Legislative Assembly. NDP leader John Nilson closed the spring session Thursday by speaking out against the surprise attacks the Sask. Party foisted on Sa
Jimmy’s Law guarantees safety corners can’t be cut
Posted: May 15, 2012
After visiting more than a dozen late-night retailers in Regina Monday night, NDP labour critic David Forbes said that Jimmy’s Law would give workers a guarantee that protecting them is not optional for their employers. “Most businesses are already following the common sense rules that Jimmy’s La
Jimmy’s Law common sense in Weyburn, Estevan
Posted: May 14, 2012
Most late-night businesses in the Weyburn and Estevan area already schedule two or more employees during late-night shifts – but not all. “Jimmy’s Law is common sense,” said Forbes. “One worker alone is vulnerable to crime – but what we’re hearing from these workers is that they also feel more pr
Week 9 round-up: NDP calls for smart choices
Posted: May 11, 2012
Closing out Week 9, NDP leader John Nilson presented more than 1100 signatures and messages from Saskatchewan people who oppose the Sask. Party government’s plan to spend millions of dollars on more politicians. Phone calls, emails and letters continue to roll in from all corners of the provinc
30,100 people in Saskatchewan unemployed
Posted: May 11, 2012
Though April’s job numbers are up in Saskatchewan, Statistics Canada identifies 30,100 people as unemployed and actively looking for work. "It's welcome news whenever Statistics Canada reports an increase in jobs in our province, but the government cannot ignore the negative statistic

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According to Statistics Canada, under the Wall government, more people in Saskatchewan are receiving Employment Insurance than ever before?

"By the end of the year there will likely be two consecutive quarters of negative growth in the province, which means Saskatchewan will be in a recession."

- Finance Minister Rod Gantefoer

Wall's Sask. Party undermines citizens' privacy rights...
April 8, 2010
Despite assurances that only the names and addresses of those who've been hospitalized will be released to fundraisers, but not the actual medical information about patients, the move undermines citizens' privacy rights and raises questions about the potential future uses of the electronic health records the government is developing. -The StarPhoenix