leadership – Nadine Wilson MLA

Q & A’s – Long Term Care Home Restrictions

November 14, 2022

Community, Health, Patient Services, Questions & Answers, Saskatchewan Rivers, Seniors, Vax Status & Mandates

Return no. 21 (from Spring Session 2022 – Ms. Wilson): To the Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, Seniors and […]

Alterations to CKOM Story Just Raise More Questions

September 26, 2022

Community, Health, Legislative Reports, News & Media, Saskatchewan Rivers

On Sept 21, 2022 an article was published on the CKOM website that claimed there have been no deaths related […]

Leaders Listen

September 7, 2022

Agriculture, Community, Economy, Education, Health, Legislative Reports, News & Media, Recreation, Saskatchewan Rivers

As summer ends and we move into fall, families are settling in to autumn routines. Happy smiling children are back […]

An RN’s Perspective

February 11, 2022

Community, Education, Employment, Health, Legislative Reports, News & Media, Safety, Saskatchewan Rivers

The following letter to Premier Scott Moe was shared with me today. I am publishing it with permission of the […]

The Strength of Many People

January 31, 2022

Community, Economy, Employment, Health, Legislative Reports, News & Media, Recreation, Safety, Saskatchewan Rivers

As an elected official I make a point of engaging people in conversation not only because I want their opinion […]

Effects of mandates on families

January 20, 2022

Community, Economy, Education, Employment, Health, Legislative Reports, News & Media, Recreation, Safety, Saskatchewan Rivers

Erin Nicole & Brigitt discuss the effects of mandates on Saskatchewan families and communities with Nadine Wilson, MLA. Transcript: good […]

What we should have done, & the path forward.

January 17, 2022

Community, Economy, Education, Employment, Health, Member Statements, News & Media, Safety, Saskatchewan Rivers, Technology

“What I am going to show you is what we should have done in our country and what I have […]

Constant Concern About Mandates

November 5, 2021

Health, Safety, Uncategorized

Our Saskatchewan Rivers office continues to receive an enormous amount of phone calls and emails regarding personal stories of concerned, […]

New Youth Council

May 16, 2019

Education

Will Represent Voice Of Saskatchewan Students. Plans have been announced to form Saskatchewan’s first provincial youth council. The Minister of […]

Comment on Facebook

And now centralized admitting to get into an old folks home. People just don't matter here anymore. Homecare over riding doctors so they can charge people to be in the hospital. It happened to our Mother after a heart attack. Doctors answer was they have all the power. This all must stop.

Yep

- academics are most important - social activities are also important but less so ...but most importantly, is if propaganda is taught with either instead of teaching how to critically think, including critically think what the teachers are telling them, not just what parents and spiritual leaders told them!