News Archives - October 2008
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Stickin' with the NDP
October 10, 2008
The only way to stop Stephen Harper in Saskatchewan is by sticking with the NDP.
NDP Candidate Accepts Lukiwski’s Challenge To Debate
October 9, 2008
Regina-Lumsden-Lake Centre NDP Candidate Fred Kress says he is willing to accept Conservative Candidate Tom Lukiwski’s challenge to a debate on equalization.

Sask Conservative Candidates Muzzled
October 7, 2008
Saskatchewan Conservative candidates are dodging debates, running away from media and avoiding pretty much anyone who wants to ask them about their policies in this campaign.
NDP Caucus Launches New Website
October 6, 2008
The new caucus website has launched.  You can see it at http://www.ndpcaucus.sk.ca.
Liberal Candidate Supports NDP Childcare Plan
October 6, 2008
Regina-Lumsden-Lake Centre NDP Candidate Fred Kress says he can’t understand why childcare advocate Monica Lysack is running for the Liberals when she strongly supports NDP childcare policy.
Financial Crisis Highlights Importance Of Wheat Board
October 6, 2008
As stock markets plummet, banks collapse, and recession threatens; Saskatoon-Rosetown-Biggar NDP Candidate Nettie Wiebe says farmers should be glad they still have the Canadian Wheat Board to rely upon.

Moore Not Afraid To Talk About NDP Platform
October 6, 2008
NDP Candidate Stephen Moore wants to know why Wascana Liberal and Conservative candidates need outside help to bolster their campaigns.
NDP Launches Saskatchewan Platform
October 4, 2008
Saskatoon-Rosetown-Biggar Candidate Nettie Wiebe unveiled the NDP platform today, a plan that puts Saskatchewan families first while maintaining balanced budgets in each year of the mandate.

NDP Moves To Win Back Palliser Seat
October 3, 2008
A new poll shows only the NDP can stop Stephen Harper in Palliser.
More Sask Party Energy Hikes Coming
October 2, 2008
Saskatchewan NDP Leader Lorne Calvert says he can’t understand why the Sask Party is continuing to hike energy rates while sitting on a record $3.1 billion surplus.
Sask Party Hikes Energy Rates, Sits On Surplus
October 1, 2008
NDP Crown Corporations Critic Kim Trew is blasting the Saskatchewan Party government for hiking energy rates while sitting on a record surplus.