For immediate release: April 9, 2025
With two major federal leaders campaigning in Saskatchewan today, Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck is urging all major parties to take clear positions on critical issues facing the province.
RENT CONTINUES TO SURGE IN SASKATCHEWAN AS SASK. PARTY FAILS TO MAKE LIFE AFFORDABLE, ADDRESS HOUSING CRISIS
For immediate release: April 9, 2025
Government's Horrible Budget Ignores Thousands of Vacant Government Housing Units
REGINA — As Scott Moe and Sask. Party continue to fail to make life more affordable and address the rampant housing crisis in the province, new data indicates the cost of rent in Saskatchewan is rising faster than in any other major Canadian province.
STATEMENT FROM SASKATOON UNIVERSITY SUTHERLAND MLA TAJINDER GREWAL
Scott Moe needs to show some leadership and kick this Sask. Party MLA out of the Government Caucus.
SASKATCHEWAN NDP CALLS FOR ACTION AS MARKET CRASH HITS PROVINCE HARD
For immediate release: April 8, 2025
CURRENT SASK. PARTY LEADER SAYS SASKATCHEWAN IS IN A “RELATIVELY POSITIVE” POSITION, ONLY NOW CONSIDERING RESPONSE PLAN
REGINA — The Saskatchewan NDP is calling out the Sask. Party for sugarcoating the serious economic challenges facing Saskatchewan and for failing to present a real plan to protect jobs, savings, and producers from the fallout of global tariffs and market volatility.
MOE STOKES SECESSION TALK, PLAYS RIGHT INTO DONALD TRUMP’S HANDS
For immediate release: April 7, 2025
Premier, Every Sask. Party MLA Should Be Denouncing Talk Of Breaking Up Canada
REGINA – The Saskatchewan NDP is demanding Scott Moe and every sitting MLA in the Sask. Party Caucus publicly denounce any discussion of Western secession after the Premier left the door open to such talk.
SASKATCHEWAN NDP, MOOSE JAW CHILDCARE PROVIDERS DEMAND ACTION ON $10/DAY CHILDCARE
For immediate release: March 28, 2025
MOOSE JAW – Childcare providers in Moose Jaw are speaking out as the Sask. Party refuses to sign the renewed $10-a-day childcare agreement, jeopardizing hundreds of jobs.
The Sask. Party is one of only two provincial governments refusing to get to the table and sign the deal.