Premier Scott Moe holds a press conference in Martensville before the start of voting week at the Martensville-Blairemore campaign office. Photo taken in Martensville, Sask. on Monday, October 21, 2024.Photo by Michelle Berg/sas

Letters: What has Saskatchewan Party done for the last 17 years?

Readers offer their opinions on the Saskatchewan Party's record over the last 17 years and an increase in the cost of handicapped parking passes in Saskatoon.

by · Saskatoon StarPhoenix

We received the Saskatchewan Party brochure in which they trumpet retaining more doctors, nurses and teachers, with more funding for them and seniors. Their illogical explanation is that this is far better than 17 years ago, while they can’t keep all of the hospitals the NDP left us with in 2007 actually operating.

I just got a call from my doctor. He has finally decided he is retiring from the shambles that the Saskatchewan Party has gotten us into concerning our provincial medical care. Worse for me, he cannot find another family doctor to continue his practice.

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