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Contact your MLA, call-to-action in support of SAID recipients
When the SaskParty created SAID in 2009 and expanded it dramatically in 2011-2012, Brad Wall stood before the province and declared his government's goal was "to make Saskatchewan the best place in Canada to live for people with disabilities."
SAID was created as a dignified benefit for people with enduring disability. Sweeping amendments are being made to SAID policy regulations; they take effect on April 1st. These new regulations will absolutely create increased reliance on other community supports and drive homelessness in our communities. This government is now proposing to take away opportunity and safety nets that cost very little in a provincial budget – but are so needed for people with disabilities!
The right to good health is a fundamental human right.
Ensuring the health and well-being of the population is widely considered a fundamental responsibility of government, acting as a cornerstone for sustainable economic growth and social stability. Citizens view it as an essential human right that they are allowed to reach their full potential, with the assurance of government working for the common good and the shared, ever-increasing national and provincial prosperity.
Good health is necessary for economic growth, with health inequalities often hindering development, particularly in rural or marginalized communities.
Here in Saskatchewan, we have a government that seems to have lost sight of the fact that healthcare is one of two areas (education being the other) that are very much a provincial responsibility politically. The SaskParty, which claims to care so deeply about the economic health of our province, has turned a blind eye to the economic hardships caused to our citizens by a healthcare system in shambles.
Read the Jan 2026 Leader's Message
GREEN Values Give Us Hope for the Future
As we stand on the cusp of a new year, I find such hope in the strong, forward-looking policies that we Saskatchewan Green Party members have created together over the years. When I speak to elementary and high school-age children, they instinctively feel aligned with our core values and messages.
Youth see the value in looking after both the environment and those who are in unfortunate circumstances. Not only must we keep articulating these important policies so that youth have a fulfilling future, but we also look to the youth as the next wave of voices for the fulfillment of these policies and the best Saskatchewan possible.
Read the Leader's 2025 Year-End Message Here
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