RESOLUTION #12: ELECT DIVERSE VOICES
Women make up more than half of Saskatchewan’s population, but only 26% of our elected officials. Indigenous people make up 16% of our population, but only 6.5% of our elected officials. 2020 is the year where we elect more women and Indigenous representatives.
RESOLUTION #11: GTH JUDICIAL INQUIRY
It’s time to finally hold a judicial inquiry into the Global Transportation Hub. This project cost the people of the province and Sask. Party insiders walked away with millions. The Sask. Party’s well-connected buddies made millions from this scheme, so it’s no wonder they don’t want to get to the bottom of what happened.
New Democrats will finally get to the bottom of what really happened at the GTH.
RESOLUTION #10: A SUICIDE PREVENTION STRATEGY
Saskatchewan has the highest suicide rates in the country. The NDP has introduced a Suicide Prevention Act bill, and will act quickly to get ahead of this ongoing tragedy when elected. People struggling with mental health should be able to get the help they need, when they need it.
Add your name to the call for a suicide prevention strategy here: https://www.saskndp.ca/suicideprevention
RESOLUTION #09: GET BIG MONEY OUT OF POLITICS
The Sask Party has let us down with the most lax campaign donations laws in the country, allowing out-of-province money to influence our politics. We need comprehensive campaign finance reform that ensures that government will put people - not corporate donors - first.
Add your name to the call for getting big money out of politics: https://www.saskndp.ca/endbigmoney
RESOLUTION #08: BRING BACK OUR FILM INDUSTRY
We’re continuing our Resolutions countdown with an issue that many prairie creatives care about.
Let’s get filmmakers, actors, and film industry professionals back to work by creating local opportunity. We can bring back our province’s film industry and build our economy by investing in a new Saskatchewan Film Tax Credit.
RESOLUTION #07: RAISE THE MINIMUM WAGE
No one who works full-time should live in poverty. A $15 minimum wage is good for communities, and contributes to a healthy economy that keeps people working and works for people.
Add your name to the call for a $15 minimum wage: www.saskndp.ca/minimumwage
RESOLUTION #06: CREATE JOBS
The Sask Party has funneled our tax dollars to big out-of-province and out-of-country companies when they could be investing locally. When we build our schools, our hospitals, and our roads, we should hire Saskatchewan companies and workers — with a Sask-First Procurement Policy.
RESOLUTION #05: PROTECT OUR CROWNS
Crown Corporations ensure that Saskatchewan people can access quality, affordable services, and provide revenue for important pillars like education and healthcare. Unlike those other guys, we commit to protecting our Crowns from privatization, ensuring they innovate and are strong for the next generation.
Add your name to support our Crowns: https://www.saskndp.ca/crowns
RESOLUTION #04: A NEW STC
The STC provided a crucial service to people across the province who needed it for traveling to work, accessing medical services, and for businesses shipping important packages. We’re committed to building a new and innovative STC to provide a vital service to seniors, rural people, and families throughout the province.
Sign if you agree: https://www.saskndp.ca/bringbackstc
RESOLUTION #03: RENEW SASKATCHEWAN
Saskatchewan is the sunniest province in Canada, and we have endless opportunities in wind, biomass, and geothermal. Our plan to Renew Saskatchewan will lower your bills, create thousands of jobs, and make our province a leader in the renewable energy sector.
Add your name to the call to Renew today: https://www.saskndp.ca/renewsaskatchewan
RESOLUTION #02: CAP CLASS SIZES
When elected, the NDP has committed to ensuring a maximum of 24 students for K-3 classrooms, to ensure every child gets a chance to succeed. It’s time for a government that invests in quality education from early childhood on, to give our kids the best chance for success.
Add your voice to the call to end overcrowded classrooms: https://www.saskndp.ca/endovercrowding
RESOLUTION #01: END HALLWAY MEDICINE
In 2019, patients told us they were stuck in hallways for days, unsure if they would get the care they need. Health care should be there when we need it, with better prevention, treatment and results. It’s time to end emergency room wait times and hallway medicine, and invest in primary care, mental health, staffing, and prevention.
Add your voice to the call for action: https://www.saskndp.ca/erwaittimes
REGINA—Saskatchewan New Democrats unanimously approved a solidarity motion with the people of Ukraine, as well as all Saskatchewan people with friends and family in the region at Provincial Council on February 26, 2022.
REGINA—The Saskatchewan New Democrats set the rules and timing for a leadership contest at Provincial Council on February 26th. The new leader will be elected at a leadership convention in Regina in late June, 2022.
All Saskatchewan New Democratic Party members in good standing will be eligible to vote online or by mail-in ballot.
Standing with New Democratic Party candidate Melissa Patterson in Moose Jaw Wakamow today, NDP Leader Ryan Meili called on voters in his hometown to reject Scott Moe’s plan for dangerous cuts during a pandemic.