Sask United Party, Saskatchewan’s newest political party, held its first “People Before Politics” conference in Regina this past weekend.. Sask United Party Stage .The event was a huge success, with all tickets sold out and hundreds of guests in attendance..According to the press release, Sask United is creating a “strong foundation” for their political party, even though it has only been a few months since they started..Their official party launch happened in Saskatoon on February 28..READ MORE A new political party launches in Saskatchewan, the Sask United Party.Sask United is dedicated to making changes in politics by listening to people and incorporating their ideas to create policies and the party platform..During the conference, attendees took part in smaller discussion groups.. Sask United Party Breakout 1 .They talked about four different subjects, which were sovereignty, healthcare, education, and the economy..“The message is clear; people want this government to start listening,” said the release..“This government must be held to account for its lack of representation, consultation, and transparency.”.The Saskatchewan government under Premier Scott Moe's leadership “has failed to listen, failed to act, and failed to put people first.”.“If the government actually tried listening to the Saskatchewan people, they might find better success in accommodating people's concerns. As elected officials, the government is responsible for representing their constituents and ensuring their voices are heard.”. Nadine Wilson Sask United Event .Sask United wants to change how politics is done in Saskatchewan by prioritizing people over politics. They will develop policies based on the ideas and opinions of citizens, recognizing that the government exists to serve the people, not the other way around..“We are continuing to build and develop our party, and we will be hosting many more events like this all across the province,” said a Sask United spokesperson..“We strive to truly give the Saskatchewan people an opportunity to share their experiences and voice their solutions to help us create a better Saskatchewan.”
