The opposition NDP took another opportunity to vote against building nine new joint-use schools in growing communities. These new schools will serve communities in Regina, Saskatoon, Warman and Martensville, including right in NDP leader Cam Broten’s own riding of Saskatoon Massey Place.
The opposition NDP took another opportunity to vote against building nine new joint-use schools in growing communities. These new schools will serve communities in Regina, Saskatoon, Warman and Martensville, including right in NDP leader Cam Broten’s own riding of Saskatoon Massey Place.
The opposition NDP took another opportunity to vote against building nine new joint-use schools in growing communities. These new schools will serve communities in Regina, Saskatoon, Warman and Martensville, including right in NDP leader Cam Broten’s own riding of Saskatoon Massey Place.
Today the opposition NDP took another opportunity to vote against building nine new joint-use schools in growing communities. These new schools will serve communities in Regina, askatoon, !arman and "artensville, including right in NDP leader #am $roten%s own riding o& askatoon "assey Place. 'This is remarkable(, said Russ "archuk ")* &or Regina Douglas Park. '+ere we have an NDP who have repeatedly said they wanted new schools built, then they choose ideology over the &amilies that want these schools.( "archuk added, 'when given another opportunity to stand up and say ,yes% to new schools they instead said ,no%. ,No% to new schools, ,no% to &amilies and ,no% to the needs o& growing communities. The NDP even stood up and said ,no% to the NDP leader%s own constituents.( The NDP opposition previously voted against the government%s recent teady -rowth $udget that will build vital in&rastructure, like new schools, while not raising ta.es on askatchewan people or businesses. '/ur province continues to grow, last year our population set a new record with over 0.0 million people living, working and raising their &amilies here,( "archuk said. 'This is thanks to the hard work o& askatchewan%s people and a complete turnaround &rom the NDP%s years o& steady decline.( 1nvestments in people and in&rastructure are the &oundation o& the askatchewan Party government%s teady -rowth $udget, which is why the government rea&&irmed this commitment with a motion in the )egislature. The NDP have previously pre&erred to put ideological opposition ahead o& real results &or the people o& askatchewan. The government%s plan is to use Public-Private Partnerships 2P3%s4 to build these schools &aster and &or less money than through traditional build processes. 1n contradiction, earlier this week, the NDP critic &or 1n&rastructure and ")* &or #umberland, $uckley $elanger, e.pressed support &or the P3 model in other in&rastructure projects with the &ederal government, saying '52we4 can%t leave money on the table6 it%s good &or the economy5( '1 suppose this is what the people o& askatchewan can e.pect &rom the NDP6 they have no plan &or askatchewan and so they say one thing and do another(, "archuk said. ' askatchewan people though know that actions matter and talk is cheap. !hen our government says we are going to do something, we do it.(