SASKATCHEWAN FEDERATION OF LABOUR PRESIDENT RESPONDS TO PROVINCIAL BUDGET
“The Minister claims that this budget is supposed to help with the cost of living and improve health care. It fails on both counts."
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SASKATCHEWAN FEDERATION OF LABOUR PRESIDENT RESPONDS TO PROVINCIAL BUDGET
March 18, 2026The President of the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour, Lori Johb, made the following statement in response to the provincial budget: “The Minister claims that this budget is supposed to help with the cost of living and improve health care. It fails on both counts.
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SFL selects Nathaniel Cole as first Executive Director
January 5, 2026Important staffing announcement from the SFL.
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Health care at breaking point, say unions
October 22, 2025Leaders from three Saskatchewan health care unions wrote yesterday to Premier Moe, seeking he keep his election night promise to fix the health care crisis.
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The Big Win: Beyond Saskatchewan
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