Broken Promises Costs Lives

Shadow Ministers Vicki Mowat (Health) and Brittney Senger(Status of Women) will hold a press conference on the Sask. Party government’s failure to open the new breast cancer clinic in Regina by the end of the 2024/25 fiscal year – another broken election promise.

They will also call for an apology from Jeremy Cockrill, the Health Minister, for saying yesterday in question period that the Sask. Party’s Calgary mammogram scheme is “efficient”.

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