Field Notes - January 18, 2026
Field Notes - January 18, 2026
Years of Sask. Party lies, waste and mismanagement have driven up costs, caused chaos in healthcare, and left Saskatchewan families paying the price.
Your Saskatchewan NDP team has been working every day to fix what matters for families. From fighting rising costs, to defending public healthcare, to demanding safer hospitals, to building a Shadow Cabinet ready to lead from Day 1, this movement is growing in strength and momentum.
Below you’ll find the latest updates, statements, and actions from our team — the work your support is making possible.
See more below…
A message from Carla Beck
“Because of people like you — people who believe Saskatchewan works best when we look out for one another — real change is possible.” — Carla Beck
Sask. Party Making Life More Expensive
“These hikes are hardly modest. They are not reasonable, and the people of Saskatchewan should not be used as a piggy bank to cover the costs of their mismanagement.” — Hugh Gordon, Sask NDP MLA
Moe Plans to Privatize Saskatchewan Healthcare
(His motivation? Because Danielle Smith is doing it.)
“Scott Moe’s government broke our healthcare system — and now they want you to pay for it.” — Meara Conway, Shadow Minister for Health
Saskatchewan NDP Demands Emergency Safety Plan for Hospital As Hundreds of Workers Speak Out
“Safety and security has become a major issue at hospitals — and we need emergency action before someone else gets hurt.” — Vicki Mowat, Deputy Leader
Read the letter signed by 200 healthcare workers.
Saskatchewan NDP Building Plan For Change
Will Hit Ground Running On Day 1 Of Forming Government
Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck will make women’s health as well as technology, innovation and building an artificial intelligence strategy even greater priorities for the Saskatchewan NDP with the creation of two new shadow minister positions.
“We’re ready to lead with common sense and real solutions.” — Carla Beck
New and updated roles include:
- Jacqueline Roy — Shadow Minister for Women’s Health, Status of Women, Francophone Rights
- Brittney Senger — Shadow Minister for Technology, Innovation & Artificial Intelligence
- Jordan McPhail — Shadow Minister for Ethics & Democracy, Northern Affairs, Forestry, Sasktel
- Hugh Gordon — Saskbuilds & Procurement, Associate Shadow Minister for Community Safety
- Darcy Warrington — Shadow Minister for Highways, Infrastructure & SGI
- Brent Blakley — Shadow Minister for Parks, Culture & Sport
- Erika Ritchie — Shadow Minister for Social Services, Government Relations
- Aleana Young — Shadow Minister for Jobs & Economy, SaskPower, Crown Investments Corporation
- Bhajan Brar — Shadow Minister for Human Rights
The Sask. Party’s Failed Budget Math is Costing All of Us
Sally Houser is absolute🔥 in this video. Watch her shred the Sask. Party’s failed budget math.
School Roof Collapses for a SECOND Time, Sask. Party Failing To Keep Kids Safe
“The Sask. Party has had years to step in and fix this issue. By doing nothing, they’ve put students and teachers’ safety at risk.” — Matt Love, Shadow Minister for Education
No matter when the next election happens, we’ll be ready
Conservative Premiers all across Canada are calling earlier and earlier elections. We owe it to the people of Saskatchewan to be ready to beat the Sask Party, no matter when the election is.
To ensure we win the next election, we are already in campaign mode
We need your help to continue building now
Your support today allows us to build a better future for families – develop the big bold changes to fix healthcare and address the cost of living, find strong local leaders all across Saskatchewan, and build the campaign team we need to win the next election.
Chip In $3 — or whatever you’re able — to help build now
Thanks for being part of our movement.
Focused on the future,
Your Saskatchewan NDP Team
