Scott Moe Breaks Promise To Hold ‘Free Vote’ On Carla Beck’s Legislation To Keep Saskatchewan In Canada
REGINA – As the Spring Sitting wraps, Carla Beck and the Saskatchewan NDP have pledged to continue to fight for Canada and focus on Saskatchewan’s economic future.
For immediate release: May 15, 2025
After Years of Advocacy and Public Pledges, Moosomin Still Left Without Crucial Medical Equipment
Despite years of advocacy and repeated promises, the Sask. Party has once again failed to fund a CT scanner for the community of Moosomin — and local MLA Kevin Weedmark has gone silent on the issue he once championed.
For Immediate Release: May 14, 2025
Federal Election Campaign Used By Sask. Party Minister To Deflect Accusations Of Failure To Support Families, Childcare Operators
REGINA - With a new federal government named, and cabinet declared, the Saskatchewan NDP is demanding that the Sask. Party’s political games end and a deal is immediately signed to provide affordable childcare.
For immediate release: May 14, 2025
I’ve spent a great deal of time with key players in the energy sector in Calgary and there is a genuine interest in a reset with Ottawa so we can start nation-building projects.
For immediate release: May 14, 2025
Saskatchewan NDP Demands To Know How Much Public Money Is Still Going To Firm That Props Up Trump & Allies As They Threaten Canada’s Sovereignty, Impose Tariffs
REGINA — The Saskatchewan NDP is demanding the full release of Sask. Party lobbying contracts, arrangements and deliverables with all firms in the United States after uncovering that a firm under contract with the Sask. Party government and paid with Saskatchewan public dollars has made substantial contributions to Donald Trump political action committees (PACs) and some of his closest allies.
For immediate release: May 13, 2025
Saskatchewan NDP, SEIU-West Call Out Sask. Party For Cutting Healthcare In Budget
Regina — Today, the Saskatchewan NDP joined SEIU-West members at the Legislature to sound the alarm on a broken healthcare system.
This year’s provincial budget slashed $17 million from healthcare, compounding years of mismanagement that have left Saskatchewan last in Canada for emergency wait times, surgery wait times, and staff retention.