Opposition says program is broken
CBC NewsAlexander QuonSaskatchewan's Opposition NDP says the provincial government needs to rethink its Saskatchewan Income Support (SIS) program after a new report found that some users feel the service failed to meet their basic needs.
"We need to fix SIS urgently," said NDP social services critic Brent Blakley at a news conference Tuesday.
For the report, the Saskatoon Poverty Reduction Partnership spoke with 35 users of the SIS or Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability (SAID) programs, along with 55 community …
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