The Saskatchewan NDP has completed a series of internal cabinet adjustments as an attempt to prepare for power come next election. 

Party Leader Carla Beck announced the changes Wednesday morning, which include the addition of two new entirely critic positions. Saskatoon Southeast MLA Brittany Senger will become the Critic for technology and AI, while Regina Northeast MLA Jaqueline Roy will take on the new role of Women’s Health Critic. 

Roy says right now, “women in this province are waiting months and months for essential procedures like mammograms. And as you know, some are even having to go to Alberta to get their cancer care. That’s not the future I want for women and girls in Saskatchewan.”

On the technology front, Senger says the current government lacks a plan for utilizing AI to its full potential while also being cautious about potential challenges. 

“We must do everything we can to make sure new technology like Ai helps people and doesn’t leave them behind. There is absolutely no evidence that the government is taking this seriously.”

The shuffle comes just one month after Premier Scott Moe decided to shift his cabinet around. 

Other changes include: 

Cumberland MLA Jordan McPhail will add the role of Ethics & Democracy Shadow Minister. McPhail gained ample experience prosecuting the Sask. Party on scandals related to the 2025 wildfires, including the alleged $100-million overspend on water bombers.