Sask. NDP say leaked letter reveals deaths at Regina General Hospital due to severe staffing shortages
Health care workers join NDP at scrum. Gerri Grant (centre) a former Interventional Radiologist speaks to reporters. Grant was among several health care professionals to highlight staffing issues at the Regina General Hospital. (Wayne Mantyka/CTV News)
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