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With adequate funding, outdoor experiential learning could educate about the history of the land while empowering youth to come up with local solutions to social and environmental challenges.

Karen

I think we should transform our schools into Community Hubs that would merge school division infrastructure with community services to respond to the needs of students and their families.

Mélissa

Saskatchewan needs an Anti-Poverty Act that ensures rights committed to under international law, including adequate income security, housing, childcare and a living wage.

Peter

The Saskatchewan government promised “transformational change.” Instead we got a mean-spirited austerity budget that requires sacrifices from the many and delivers benefits to the few.
It doesn’t have to be this way.

Looking for another way?

Check out a message from Saskatchewan’s Future

Regina City Council Stand Up to Scott Moe

January 22, 2021

In October 2018 the City of Regina committed to moving to 100% renewable energy sources by 2050, a change that reflected a broad push by the community to adopt sustainable policies that respond to climate change. Recently the City of Regina undertook a review of its longstanding advertising, sponsorship and… Read more

A Message from Saskatchewan’s Future

September 29, 2020

What if instead of returning to “normal” and waiting for the next crisis, we dug in as a province and drew on our spirit of caring for one another to reimagine a future that improved the health, happiness, and quality of life for all people in Saskatchewan? Let’s get moving! Read more

The Saskatchewan government promised “transformational change.” Instead we got a mean-spirited austerity budget that requires sacrifices from the many and delivers benefits to the few. It doesn’t have to be this way.

Looking for another way?

Check out a message from Saskatchewan’s Future

The Saskatchewan government promised “transformational change.” Instead we got a mean-spirited austerity budget that requires sacrifices from the many and delivers benefits to the few.
It doesn’t have to be this way.