Sunday, February 15, 2026
Premier Scott Moe took time to speak at the SUMA Convention and Tradeshow being held in Saskatoon on Monday to push specific points of the provincial budget.
As he speeds into the new year with ideas about growth and autonomy, Premier Scott Moe paused to take a look back at the work done in the year that’s about to end.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has confirmed he “100 per cent” intends to run again in 2028. Speaking ahead of the Saskatchewan Party Convention in Saskatoon, Moe reaffirmed his commitment to lead as he enters the remainder of...
“Trudeau’s net-zero targets are simply not achievable in Saskatchewan and we will not ask our residents to pay the extraordinary price for the federal government’s divisive policies,”
According to the province, the average annual provincial funding for the program over the past five years is more than $261 million.
Here’s what’s happening in Conservative Canada: Pierre Poilievre challenged Mark Carney to steal more of his ideas, Doug Ford defended an Ontario homeowner charged after fighting off an intruder, and Manitoba PCs celebrated a by-election win under...
In Saskatchewan, Premier Scott Moe named a new education minister. The Premier and minister Jeremy Cockrill made it clear: children under the age of 16 need their parents' consent to change their name or their gender identity...
Premier Scott Moe currently on trade mission in India
As Premier Scott Moe announced a number of changes to the provincial cabinet Tuesday, one of the biggest moves comes in the education sector.
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.
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