Saskatchewan Party

The NDP’s Terrible, Horrible, No-Good, Very Bad Week

Budget 2026 includes a record investment in health care. Our Patients First Health Care Plan will make sure every family has access to a primary care provider and everyone who needs surgery get it in a timely manner. Right care, right place, right time.

Saskatchewan is the most affordable place to live in Canada. The 2026 budget makes it more affordable by reducing taxes for everyone.

In the face of global uncertainty, we had a choice to make. Raise taxes… cut services… or protect Saskatchewan. We chose to protect Saskatchewan. Budget 2026 will make life more affordable, protect vital services and help grow the strongest economy in Canada.

@PremierScottMoe explains how our new Patients First Plan will ensure everyone has access to the right care in the right place at the right time.

Let’s listen to the person who inspires young people… not the NDP who discourages them.

We’re expanding Virtual Care to help unattached patients access primary care more easily. This means fewer ER visits, less travel, and the right care in the right place at the right time for Saskatchewan residents.

Today was budget day. The campaign commitments that we made in the last election were largely focused on ensuring that Saskatchewan remains the most affordable place to live in Canada.   We made choices to protect Saskatchewan and we’re delivering on each and every one of those campaign commitments in this budget.

Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce acknowledges that the 2026-2027 budget provides stability for Saskatchewan.

Our government is delivering a budget that protects Saskatchewan, supporting the services people rely on, strengthening our economy, and ensuring stability in uncertain times. We’re focused on keeping our province strong, today and for the future.

We’re taking action to strengthen critical care across Saskatchewan. Through our Patients First Health Care Plan, new ICU beds are already in place — with more on the way. This means faster access to life-saving care, better flow in our hospitals, and stronger outcomes for patients and families. It’s about making sure you can count on care when and where you need it most.

The NDP health critic is telling young people not to go into healthcare.

Hate has no place in Saskatchewan politics – Carla Beck should apologize and her campaign director should resign.

The NDP is telling its supporters they should hate those they disagree with. And Carla Beck is defending it.

Here is what the University of Saskatchewan, Dean of the College of Medicine has to say about the Patient First Health Care Plan.

Here is what the Pharmacy Association of Saskatchewan has to say about the Patients First Health Care Plan.

Yesterday, we introduced additional amendments to The Saskatchewan Firearms Act to further protect gun owners in Saskatchewan. Read more: ctvnews.ca/regina/article…

The NDP say they want big, bold change, until it actually happens.   Our Patients First Plan was built from the ideas of patients and health care providers. It expands the role of nurse practitioners and improves access to primary care across Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan, we’ve listened, and we’ve heard you. We have made progress but there’s more to do. Today, we announced the Patients First Health Care Plan which focuses on ensuring patients get the right care in the right place at the right time, by expanding access to primary care, strengthening the health care workforce, and improving diagnostics and surgical capacity. See the full plan here: patientsfirst.saskatchewan.ca

The NDP continue to change their position on just about every topic and that is why no one can take them seriously.