Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe shuffled his cabinet, creating a new minister for community safety, replacing the ministry of corrections, policing, and public safety.
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In Saskatchewan, Premier Scott Moe prepared to head to China to fight new tariffs imposed by Beijing on Canadian farmers.
Scott Moe didn't have much positive to say about outgoing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, but he did comment on the "courage" it takes to serve as a politician.
Saskatchewan’s premier wants to make his voice heard in Ottawa.
The 2024 Saskatchewan budget is a mix of old news and new spending in almost every category of expense. It has lower deficit than last year, but also has increased spending on debt servicing.
Moe and his government maintain a clear advantage, after comfortably winning a majority government in 2020.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has revealed the province’s plans for increased funding to education – ahead of the provincial budget.
