Saskatchewan NDP Unveils Platform with $2.7M Accountability Commission Proposal

NDP Leader Carla Beck aims to tackle government mismanagement as Saskatchewan Party criticizes financial plans.

The Saskatchewan NDP, led by Carla Beck, has released a comprehensive platform ahead of the October 28 election, focusing on health care, education, and economic reforms.
A key proposal includes a $2.7 million 'accountability commission' to investigate cost overruns and alleged government mismanagement under the Saskatchewan Party.
The NDP platform promises $1 billion for health care improvements and $2 billion to build more schools and reduce class sizes over four years.
Beck's economic strategy includes suspending the gas tax for six months and removing provincial sales tax on children's clothing and some grocery items.
Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe criticized the NDP's financial management, while Moe's own platform details are yet to be fully disclosed.