Carla Beck

Healthcare in Saskatchewan is dead last in Canada.

That's what we've gotten with 18 years of the Sask. Party in charge.

It's time for big, bold change.

It's your healthcare, have your say — YourCareYourSay.ca

Tomorrow, the Saskatchewan NDP will take the first step.
I will have a lot more to say then and in the days and weeks ahead.

Friends, let’s come together and build a bright future.

Our healthcare system is bloated, uncoordinated, and too often run by people in Regina behind closed doors who are more interested in hiding problems than solving them.

We need big, bold change.

We will have more to say in the coming days on how to rebuild the North and hold Scott Moe, Minister Tim McLeod and others responsible for their failures during the wildfire crisis.

Onwards, friends. Together, we can build a bright future for Saskatchewan.

This is an important step and is due to the relentless work of the people of Saskatchewan, who are stepping forward and demanding better from the government.

We have learned this afternoon that the Provincial Auditor has committed to investigating the Sask. Party’s colossal mismanagement of water bombers needed to fight fires in the North.

Folks, facts matter.

Scott Moe will do or say anything to cover for 18 years of Sask. Party failures.

You deserve better.

A government focused on a future filled with good-paying jobs and where every person has a safe and affordable place to call home.

Havd an incredible time at our Saskatchewan NDP MLA BBQ in Brighton Park!

Talking to young people — our future leaders — is so inspiring. They're full of hope and ideas.

If you missed out, join us between 330-630 p.m. tomorrow at Al Anderson Park.

This alert was issued in Saskatoon.

We continue to see deadly drugs flood into streets across Saskatchewan.

We need more action to support frontline agencies, lock up drug dealers, and help people fighting addictions.

This is about saving lives. It's about our future.

Healthcare in rural Saskatchewan is so bad that last week a closed emergency room in Outlook directed patients needing critical care to an emergency room in Davidson.

It was also closed.

This can't continue. Eighteen years of the Sask. Party and healthcare is worse than ever.

Saskatchewan is 120 years old today and still looking so great! 🎂

I think our best days are still ahead. Here's to the next 120 — let's focus on building that bright future together.

Happy Back to School, SK!

All across our province, K-12 students have made their way to school this morning. They are excited to learn and I know the teachers and staff are going to provide them the best opportunities to learn and have fun all year

Focused on the Future!
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Wishing everyone a happy back to school this morning!

Public education is so incredibly important. For our kids. For our future.

Hey Saskatchewan...

Happy Green And White Day!

Premier Scott Moe needs to detail what exactly his government has done to engage with China.

The canola tariffs are one of the biggest issues facing our province right now, and we need our government and our trade offices firing on all cylinders.

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Soft launch of our YouTube channel, focusing on Provincial Parks in Saskatchewan.

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Building a following on a new medium takes time and every bit of support is appreciated. Thanks, BlueSky crew!

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The Saskatchewan NDP is proud to stand with the people of Ukraine today on their Independence Day and every day.

Putin's illegal war must end and Ukraine's sovereignty must be restored. Nothing less is acceptable.

Slava Ukraini!

“You need to come to us. You need to explain why you did the things and made the calls you did.”

— Denare Beach wildfire victim Dustin Trumbley to Scott Moe

Wishing a happy Independence Day to Saskatchewan's Pakistani community!

Let's build a bright future, together.

Today, I have written directly to Prime Minister Mark Carney, calling on him to lead a trade mission with Canadian premiers to China to address devastating tariffs on canola and get them removed.

Read my full letter below:

Get this, Scott Moe says WE should apologize because HE refuses to show his face in communities destroyed by wildfires this summer.

This guy...

Saskatchewan has unlimited potential.

If we’re going to capitalize, we need a real and aggressive plan for developing a nuclear supply chain and labour force.

We have what the world needs — uranium, critical minerals, and the workers who know how to get the job done.

Scott Moe is heading North.

Not to meet with wildfire evacuees, not to tour devastated areas and address the massive failures of his government to protect these communities and support people who lost so much.

No, he’s heading North to play golf at a Sask. Party political fundraiser…

Tonight, I will be meeting with members of the Muslim community in Prince Albert and I will make it clear that peace and respect for each other as human beings — recognition of our shared humanity — is the only way forward.

My heart also goes out to people in Saskatchewan’s Muslim community watching this devastation and suffering, and feeling powerless to stop this suffering.

This is an attempt to erase an entire group of people and it is completely unacceptable.

And further conflict and occupation, as is being discussed by the Israeli Government, will only lead to the loss of more innocent lives. It’s time for a permanent ceasefire, for the end of withholding food and basic supplies as a weapon in war.

What is happening in Gaza is nothing short of a humanitarian crisis and it must end. Starving civilians as a method of war is, by definition, a crime under international law.

The scenes from Gaza are horrifying. My heart breaks as I see Palestinian children starving and their parents left helpless, unable to find food for them or keep them safe.

We should be protecting our workers and industries, diversifying away from Trump’s America, and delivering on gamechanging infrastructure projects — rail lines, pipelines and power lines — from Canadian coast to Canadian coast.