Right now, this petition is a direct message to government: the homelessness crisis demands immediate action, and the public is watching. No matter who holds office — this pressure doesn't stop until the system changes. A separate ballot petition to formally register The Responsiveness Party is coming. When it does, we will need 2,500 physical voter signatures across 10 Saskatchewan constituencies. That work begins the moment the legal groundwork is in place.
Elections Saskatchewan requires 2,500 verified voter signatures distributed across a minimum of 10 constituencies before a party can be formally registered. This is not symbolic. These are legal requirements. We are meeting them.
Physical, verified voter signatures — not digital. Real people, real pens, real commitment.
Signatures must be distributed across at least 10 Saskatchewan constituencies to demonstrate provincial reach.
A registered executive board — including a CPA and Chief Financial Agent — must be in place before registration.
Every action this year is oriented toward provincial registration and positioning ahead of the next Saskatchewan election.
These are not aspirational talking points. They are specific, measurable, implementable policy requirements. Every demand has a delivery mechanism. Every mechanism has an accountability structure.
End the treatment of homelessness as a single population. Situational, Addiction & Mental Health, Chronic Street Entrenchment, and Predatory Exploitation require distinct facilities, distinct staff, distinct funding streams, and distinct accountability structures. Mixed-population shelters guarantee failure for every population inside them.
Policy ArchitectureA single-perimeter, coordinated support campus with separated population zones, on-site medical detox, psychiatric crisis response, ID restoration services, employment bridge programs, and private transitional units — all under one accountability roof. Not a mega-shelter. A functional campus.
InfrastructureReturn direct-to-individual social assistance payments, removing the institutional gatekeeping layer that has repeatedly failed to deliver support to the people who need it. Individuals, not organizations, must control their stabilization resources. Audited, transparent, direct.
Financial ReformEvery federal Reaching Home dollar allocated to Saskatchewan must be publicly tracked, reported with outcome metrics, and subject to independent audit. Saskatchewan residents currently cannot determine where federal homelessness funding goes or what results it produces. This ends.
AccountabilityCreate a standing rapid-response system capable of stabilizing a newly homeless individual within 48 to 72 hours — including emergency ID restoration, micro-liquidity bridges for rental deposits, and immediate assignment to appropriate-category transitional housing. The 30-to-90-day gap between shock and entrenchment must be permanently closed.
Emergency SystemsThis petition sends a clear message to every level of government: the homelessness crisis is not a partisan issue — it is a governance failure. Whoever is in power is responsible for fixing it. Every signature adds weight to that demand and puts elected officials on notice.
Sign Now →A formal ballot petition — 2,500 verified physical voter signatures across 10 Saskatchewan constituencies — is coming once our legal and financial structure is in place. Join the team now so you're ready to collect when the clock starts.
Join the Team →Premier Scott Moe and your local MLA need to hear from you directly. Demand a public accounting of Reaching Home funding. Demand the Four-Category Model be implemented. The more individual voices, the harder it is to ignore.
Find Your MLA →This is not a protest. This is a pressure campaign and a party in formation. The homelessness crisis doesn't care who's in government — and neither do we. Fix it, or face the ballot.