For immediate release: May 6, 2025
There is real support and enthusiasm right now to get things done, to build Alberta, build Saskatchewan and build Canada.
Energy leaders in Calgary, many of whom have substantial investments and projects in Saskatchewan, are tired of the political games and rhetoric. They want action, stability and an attractive investment climate.
This is an unprecedented moment of consensus and we must seize the opportunity to build generational projects to grow our economy, both right now and for our children and their children after that.
I’m talking about building more rail lines, more pipelines and more power lines.
That is what we’re focused on. Unlike Danielle Smith and Scott Moe, I'm focused on building Canada up, not tearing it apart.
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Retail Sales Growth In Saskatchewan Dead-Last, Financial Anxiety For Consumers Highest In Canada
SASKATOON - Carla Beck’s team is standing with a Saskatoon small business owner, calling out Scott Moe for refusing to provide any relief despite sky-high costs, which will only be made worse by new tariffs.
Scott Moe’s Minister Brushed Off Changes Last Week, Said Health Authority Could Have Communicated Better
WOLSELEY — A mother from Wolseley is speaking out about an abrupt and harmful change to pediatric diabetic care in Regina that she says has disrupted care for her family and made an already difficult situation even harder to navigate.
Deleted Staff Video Shows Sask. Party’s Extravagant, Out-of-Touch ‘Day in the Life’
REGINA — Carla Beck’s Saskatchewan NDP is demanding answers after a Sask. Party MLA spent the day hopscotching Saskatchewan aboard a private jet — an extravagant “day in the life” documented by his own staff person in a since-deleted video.
Sask. Party Continues To Play Political Games While Trump's Tariffs Damage Saskatchewan Industry and Jobs in Moose Jaw
MOOSE JAW – Carla Beck's team is calling on Scott Moe yet again to cancel his tee times, stop working on his summertime tan and get back to work addressing the serious harm being caused to hardworking Saskatchewan people amid the escalating trade war with Donald Trump.