Tammy Bobyk-Jacquemart
Born and raised in Canora, Saskatchewan, Tammy Bobyk-Jacquemart is a lifelong community advocate, labour leader, and dedicated public servant with deep roots in the Yorkton–Melville region.
For over 20 years, Tammy has worked in health care, dedicating her career to caring for people and advocating for quality, accessible health services close to home. She understands firsthand the challenges facing health care workers, patients, families, and rural communities, and has spent her career fighting for the resources and respect they deserve.
Read more
Tammy's commitment to working people extends beyond her health care career. As a labour organizer and Recording Secretary for CUPE Saskatchewan, she works to ensure workers have a strong voice and are treated with fairness, dignity, and respect. She also serves as a Saskatchewan Federation of Labour VP, bringing the concerns of working families to the forefront.
Community involvement has always been central to Tammy's life. Alongside her professional and labour leadership, she has served as a municipal councillor for the RM of Keys #303, working to make a difference at the local level.
Tammy lives on a small family farm, where she raised her three adult sons and enjoys spending time with her four grandchildren. Her family, community, and rural Saskatchewan roots have shaped her values and her belief that everyone deserves an opportunity to build a good life close to home.
Tammy is committed to bringing her experience, common sense, and strong voice for working people to the federal level, advocating for stronger health care, thriving rural communities, good jobs, and a better future for the next generation.