"Saskatchewan does not have a revenue problem. Saskatchewan has a money management program. The Saskatchewan NDP fiscal plan has a cumulative cost of $3.65 billion in spending over the next four years. The added spending is within the anticipated growth in revenues and will result in a surplus budget in the fourth year of the term." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Strengthen legislation on lobbying, MLA conflict of interest, and freedom of information to increase transparency." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Get big money out of politics by banning corporate, union, and out-of-province donations." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Investigate Sask. Party corruption and mismanagement with an accountability commission to review projects like the Sunrise Motel, the AIMS system, the Global Transportation Hub, and the Regina Bypass." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"The Sask Party government announced it will introduce 170,000 new residents over the next five years. This is both irresponsible and disrespectful to the citizens of Saskatchewan. Currently, our healthcare, education, and housing are in crisis and can’t keep up with the current demand. Saskatchewan needs to tailor immigration to meet its specific needs. Before continuing to accept new immigrants, we will order an audit of our existing immigration programs and a thorough assessment of our labor market, infrastructure, and community resources. We will ensure that new arrivals contribute positively to our province while addressing the pressing concerns of our communities." — The Sask United Blueprint for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Increase funding for English as an Additional Language supports in schools to help the children of newcomers succeed." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Work with First Nations and Métis leaders towards implementing the Calls to Action and Calls to Justice in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women final reports that are within Saskatchewan’s jurisdiction." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Ensure Northern Saskatchewan residents are full partners in building and growing our province, and restore a physical presence for government in the North so that their voices can be heard." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Work with First Nations and Métis communities and leaders on a recruitment and retention plan with targeted measures and indicators to get more Indigenous people working in healthcare – especially in Northern Saskatchewan." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Apologize for the provincial government’s role in the Timber Bay and Île-à-la-Crosse residential schools and work with the remaining survivors to provide meaningful supports." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Honour the Treaty and Inherent rights of all First Nations and Métis people in Saskatchewan." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Work with First Nations and Métis leaders towards implementing the Calls to Action and Calls to Justice in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women final reports that are within Saskatchewan’s jurisdiction." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"The 2024-25 Budget introduces the largest capital budget in Saskatchewan’s history, with $4.4 billion allocated for provincial projects.

Over the next four years, a re-elected Saskatchewan Party government will invest an additional $17.9 billion into infrastructure, beginning with this year’s Budget."

— Our Plan for a Strong Economy and a Bright Future, retrieved 2024-10-19

"We will direct prosecutors to pursue maximum sentences for those con- victed of serious crimes and appoint judges who prioritize the needs of victims and their families over the excuses of criminals." — The Sask United Blueprint for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"The Disability Tax Credit and Disability Tax Credit Supplement for persons under 18 will be increased by 25 per cent, increasing the maximum benefit of both credits by $286." — Our Plan for a Strong Economy and a Bright Future, retrieved 2024-10-19

"The Caregiver Tax Credit for families who care for adult children will also be increased by 25 percent, increasing the maximum benefit by $286." — Our Plan for a Strong Economy and a Bright Future, retrieved 2024-10-19

"The amount that clients receiving the Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disabilities (SAID) benefit can earn without reducing their benefit will increase by $1,000 per year." — Our Plan for a Strong Economy and a Bright Future, retrieved 2024-10-19

"We will fulfill the provincial government’s responsibilities to adhere to the Accessibility Act and support people in Saskatchewan’s disability community." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"We will negotiate a new arrangement with the federal government that mirrors Quebec’s special status within Confederation. This includes greater control over immigration, cultural matters, natural resource policies, and the ability to opt-out with compensation from certain federal programs in areas of exclusive provincial jurisdiction. We remain committed to a balanced approach and will work constructively with the federal government and other provinces to address common challenges and pursue shared goals while safeguarding Saskatchewan’s interests and values." — The Sask United Blueprint for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"We believe that decisions affecting the Saskatchewan people should be made by those who understand the unique needs and aspirations of our province. We will expand provincial powers over natural resource management, environmental regulations, healthcare delivery, education, immigration, infrastructure devel- opment, private property, and firearms." — The Sask United Blueprint for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Over 500 more police and law enforcement officers will be funded to keep Saskatchewan communities and neighborhoods safer over the next four years, including 100 new municipal police and law enforcement officers and 14 new Safer Community and Neighborhood officers." — Our Plan for a Strong Economy and a Bright Future, retrieved 2024-10-19

"A re-elected Saskatchewan Party government will fund over 500 more police and law enforcement officers to protect our communities and neighborhoods, including:

1. 192 new RCMP officers added since 2011
2. Funding committed for an additional 180 RCMP officers
3. Funding for 100 new police officers and law enforcement officials.
4. Adding 14 new Safer Communities and Neighborhoods (SCAN) officers.
5. Adding 70 new officers through the Saskatchewan Marshall Service."

— Our Plan for a Strong Economy and a Bright Future, retrieved 2024-10-19

"A strengthened Safer Communities and Neighborhoods (SCAN) Act will provide more authority to police and SCAN officers to address social disorder in our communities, including providing SCAN officers with the authority to shut down abandoned / vacant nuisance properties and for police and law enforcement officials to address public safety issues such as public intoxication, vandalism and disruptive behaviour in public spaces." — Our Plan for a Strong Economy and a Bright Future, retrieved 2024-10-19

"Additional authority to address public safety issues such as intoxication on public property, vandalism, and individuals behaving in a disruptive manner on public property or in public spaces like a shopping mall." — Our Plan for a Strong Economy and a Bright Future, retrieved 2024-10-19

"To ensure there are enough officers being trained to fill new positions and existing vacancies, a re-elected Saskatchewan Party government will provide $2.5 million over three years to the Saskatchewan Police College to enhance training and ensure the long-term stability of the college." — Our Plan for a Strong Economy and a Bright Future, retrieved 2024-10-19

"We will establish a specialize task force to target drug dealers and gangs with relentless determination, dismantling their networks and cutting off the supply of illegal substances that devastate our communities and tear families apart. Working with local law enforcement officials, we will restore law and order to Saskatchewan one arrest at a time." — The Sask United Blueprint for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"We will work with police services to hire more than 200 additional officers." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Address the root causes of crime – like poverty and homelessness, mental health and addictions, lack of economic opportunity, trauma, social connection – to increase well-being and safety in Saskatchewan communities." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Increase funding to established Saskatchewan police forces and mental health and addictions services over four years." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Scrap the Sask. Party’s Marshals Service — which doesn’t put boots on the ground until 2026 — and redirect those dollars to frontline policing." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Bolster physical security for homes, places of worship and small businesses by offering a rebate program for security equipment, such as cameras and lights." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"The Active Families Benefit will be doubled from $150 to $300 per child annually and the income threshold to qualify for the benefit will also double, so that more families can benefit." — Our Plan for a Strong Economy and a Bright Future, retrieved 2024-10-19

"The Community Rink Affordability Grant will be doubled, from $2,500 to $5,000 per indoor ice surface for curling and skating rinks across the province." — Our Plan for a Strong Economy and a Bright Future, retrieved 2024-10-19

"A new school playground equipment fund will provide $3.75 million annually to help fund 50 per cent of the cost of new playground equipment. The grant is expected to fund 300 school playground projects over the next four years." — Our Plan for a Strong Economy and a Bright Future, retrieved 2024-10-19

"Revitalize Saskatchewan communities with a grant program that groups can apply to for funding for community rinks, halls, and other facilities." — It’s Time for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"The protection of our children is of paramount importance and safeguarding their well-being in public spaces is a responsibility we take seriously. We will ban biological males from women’s only spaces, including changing rooms and bathrooms, so that young girls and women feel comfortable." — The Sask United Blueprint for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20

"Additionally, we will ensure that biological males do not participate in female sports in order to maintain fairness and to protect the integrity of women’s competitions." — The Sask United Blueprint for Change, retrieved 2024-10-20