Top Results For: ryan meili

A little more than a month after a local firefighter contracted a rare bacterial infection, another Metro Vancouver resident has come down with flesh eating disease. Ryan Busto was cycling in San Diego when a saddle sore turned into a fight for his life. Emily Lazatin reports.

Former Saskatchewan NDP leader and family doctor Ryan Meili had a first-hand look at the pandemic as both a politician and physician.

At a press conference on Monday, Aug. 30, 2021, Saskatchewan NDP Leader Ryan Meili outlined the reasons why he feels Health Minister Paul Merriman must resign or be replaced.

The debate on school safety was front and centre heading into the Saskatchewan election. Scott Moe continues to show confidence in the Safe Schools Plan while Ryan Meili wants to reduce class sizes.

Ryan Meili is calling on the Sask Party and Health Minister Paul Merriman to start doing their job or to find a new one. Meili believes that the current government is failing.

Saskatchewan NDP Leader Ryan Meili joins Global News Morning for his thoughts on the province’s re-opening plan, when phase 2 should begin, and the outbreaks in northern Saskatchewan.

Ryan Meili says “mixed messages” from Premier Scott Moe is concerning at a time when he says people need the truth and trust in government.

Saskatchewan NDP leader Ryan Meili has promised to install subsidized childcare if elected in the upcoming provincial election.

In the wake of Joey Moss’ death, many are remembering the Edmonton sports icon for his enthusiasm and work ethic. As Emily Olsen reports, Lethbridge Hurricanes game-day assistant Ryan Roznowsky says Moss’ legacy inspired him and many others with Down syndrome to pursue their own hockey careers.

While election night is over, the race continues in some ridings with mail-in ballots playing a big role in seats too close to call. Anna McMillan takes a look at the ridings still waiting for results — including the one with the Saskatchewan NDP’s leader.

An inspiring moment was recently caught on camera at a U of A track event when one of the participants ran with a walker. Emily Mertz explains.

She was a daughter, a sister and a friend to so many. Fifteen-year-old Emily Ryan and her cousin Aaron Hodgson were killed while fleeing the Fort McMurray wildfires. They are the only deaths connected to the massive blaze that has now engulfed over 580,000 hectares of land. Erin Chalmers sat down with the family as...

Saskatchewan NDP Leader Ryan Meili on Wednesday criticized Sask. Party Leader Scott Moe for not meeting with Tristen Durocher, who set up a protest camp on the lawn of the Saskatchewan legislature. Meili accused Moe of sending two ministers to meet with Durocher “to basically say get off my lawn.”

Saskatchewan Party leader Scott Moe and NDP leader Ryan Meili traded arguments in Wednesday night’s televised debate. But how did they fare? USask political scientist Greg Poelzer breaks down the debate.

Ryan Meili has announced he will resign from his position as MLA of Saskatoon Meewasin following his announcement in February that he will step down as party leader.

While no one died in the Fort McMurray wildfire, two people lost their lives in a fiery crash on Highway 881 as they were trying to escape the fire. Erin Chalmers sat down with the family of Emily Ryan, one of the people killed in the crash.

Ryan Meili says his win in the Saskatoon-Meewasin byelection is a reflection on the current state of the Saskatchewan Party government and people in the riding are sending a message.

Ryan Meili is the new MLA for Saskatoon-Meewasin. Ryan Kessler looks at the significance of the win for the Saskatchewan NDP and what it means for the party.

Fri, Sep 22: The Saskatchewan NDP has lacked a permanent leader for a year and a half, but its fortune is about to change. The race to select a new leader has officially begun. First time MLA and previous leadership contender, Ryan Meili, is off and running. David Baxter reports.

Opposition leader Ryan Meili called it a “hush memo” meant to dissuade healthcare workers from speaking out about concerns they may have. Nathaniel Dove reports.