Saskatchewan has built...

[therealnorthernf]

Admittedly grant Devine was premier thru some tough years , but he did dig a hell if a hole to fill in even after selling everything that was not nailed down.
The NDP had to be lean and mean just to get the province solvent again.
Face it Devine spent like Trudeau.
Money that was not there.
You idolize one and trash the other

the difference between Devine and Trudeau:

Devine invested in projects that improved Sask. and he did it during hard times creating jobs.

Trudeau spent money during good times and to my knowledge never created any jobs or improved anything.. an example: Water systems for reserves never got built..

[sumdumguy]

SUN advertises that Sask has 10,000 nurses but we are perpetually short of specialized operating room and ICU nurses. Those specially trained nurses take time, money and incentive to train. Sask Health should concentrate on subsidizing those that will train for these positions. We need resperatoligists. calgary is closest college so subsidize if trainees will come here after to work for some years. JMHO

[newguy]

Seems like most on here are experts on saying what should have been yesterday.We all know at harvest time it is crystal clear what could have been done different to have produced a crop worth more money.

[bucket]

Seems like most on here are experts on saying what should have been yesterday.We all know at harvest time it is crystal clear what could have been done different to have produced a crop worth more money.

Sadly, the people elected are paid to think and use some vision, they don't.

No sense saying how much the population has grown if the rest isn't growing along with it.

They justified the stadium because that's what big cities do.

Big cities build ICUs.

[sumdumguy]

Newguy, au contraire, there are perpetual deficiencies in our health system. We pay big bucks for health boards and “experts” who aren’t forward-thinking enough to pinpoint the bottlenecks and dare to make bold moves to alleviate the shortages. Importing specialized professionals is not always the answer as they aren’t necessarily familiar with our conditions and we often need them up and running when they land.

[Guest]

Exactly
WTF are they paying an accountant $250 K in butt**** sask for ?

[newguy]

Newguy, au contraire, there are perpetual deficiencies in our health system. We pay big bucks for health boards and “experts” who aren’t forward-thinking enough to pinpoint the bottlenecks and dare to make bold moves to alleviate the shortages. Importing specialized professionals is not always the answer as they aren’t necessarily familiar with our conditions and we often need them up and running when they land.

so many do not believe our health care system is not working for the public's best interest.Yet the same people are now complaining they do not have enough capacity.Kind of like an atheist saying churchs too full and should build more.

[newguy]

Newguys name implies exactly what he is, a naive young mind that has a lot to learn.

do you believe our health care system has the publics best interests as a priority or not?

[sumdumguy]

If our healthcare was looking after our best interests, we would not be at this point. The reason I say this is because if we had private care, how long would we be waiting for elective surgery? Would we be treated with Monocloidal antibodies like US as first response treatment for Covid or would there be no supply to treat me?

[newguy]

If our healthcare was looking after our best interests, we would not be at this point. The reason I say this is because if we had private care, how long would we be waiting for elective surgery? Would we be treated with Monocloidal antibodies like US as first response treatment for Covid or would there be no supply to treat me?

what would you have done differently.?the US has always promoted vaccination as the best precaution to ending up in a hospital.