Saskatchewan NDP Caucus

SCOTT MOE AND TIM MCLEOD HIDE FROM ACCOUNTABILITY FOR THEIR FAILURES IN DAMNING 2025 WILDFIRE REPORT

Report from MNP finds “existing systemic issues” were exposed by the 2025 wildfire season 

SASKATOON – Despite clear failures in their response to protect communities and homes from wildfires in 2025, Scott Moe and Tim McLeod both hid from the release of a damning review into the government’s response. 

SCOTT MOE NEEDS TO TAKE A PAGE OUT OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT’S BOOK AND PROVIDE GROCERY RELIEF TO SASKATCHEWAN PEOPLE

Scott Moe Should Immediately Cut Tax On Groceries, Kids Clothes And Suspend Fuel Tax 

MOOSE JAW – Carla Beck’s team is reiterating their call on Scott Moe to cut the 6 per cent PST on groceries and children’s clothes, and to suspend the fuel tax in light of the federal government releasing its Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit.

SCOTT MOE’S FAILURE TO ADDRESS ADDICTION & HOMELESSNESS CRISIS LEAVES LLOYDMINISTER RATEPAYERS FOOTING THE BILL

City Says ‘Social Disorder’ Has Cost Lloydminster $3 Million To Date

LLOYDMINSTER – Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck says Scott Moe’s failure to address the province’s addictions, homelessness and mental health crisis is forcing communities like Lloydminster to shoulder costs that are the responsibility of the provincial government.

BECK SAYS BETTER ECONOMIC STRATEGY NEEDED AS INDICATORS SHOW LAGGING JOBS, INVESTMENT AND MORE UNDER MOE

Saskatchewan Lost 6,100 Jobs While Nationally 88,000 Jobs Were Created 

REGINA — Carla Beck says a growing list of economic indicators show Saskatchewan's economy is losing momentum and highlights the urgent need for a new economic development strategy focused on diversification, investment, innovation, and affordability. 

REGINA POLICE REPORT NEARLY 14 OVERDOSES A DAY IN REGINA

Frontline Services Continue To Face Rising Overdoses In Saskatchewan’s Largest Cities 

REGINA – Carla Beck’s team is raising alarm bells following newly released data from Regina Police Service (RPS), which shows there were 415 overdoses in Regina in April. This represents a sharp increase from the 242 overdoses that were reported in March.

FRONTLINE WORKERS SAY FREQUENTLY BROKEN ELEVATORS JEOPARDIZING PATIENT CARE AT ROYAL UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

Revelations About Major Patient Care Concern Come Days After Photos Of Mould Growing In Hospital ICU Surfaced 

SASKATOON — Leaked notices and testimony from frontline workers provided to Carla Beck’s team indicates elevators at Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon are frequently broken or stall when in use, forcing medical professionals to perform lifesaving procedures under dangerous conditions.