Sunday, September 6, 2026
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe shuffled his cabinet, creating a new minister for community safety, replacing the ministry of corrections, policing, and public safety.
Saskatchewan is looking to strengthen ties with a country that’s already one of its major trading partners
A little more than three months after announcing his intentions to seek the Sask. Party’s nomination in the Sask Rivers constituency, Eric Schmalz stood before a crowd of supporters Wednesday night and proclaimed “we did it.”
Moe and his government maintain a clear advantage, after comfortably winning a majority government in 2020.
Premier Moe made it known he was impressed with what the company was doing, particularly with respect to emissions at their production sites and even at their loading facilities.
Board of Internal Economy will discuss raise set to take effect on April 1
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...
It’s about to get easier for health-care workers from other countries to work in Saskatchewan.
Here’s what’s happening in Conservative Canada: From Ottawa to the provinces, Conservatives set the tone on affordability, public safety, and economic growth. Pierre Poilievre took on Mark Carney’s high-cost agenda in a rare CBC...
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