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I was pleased to join Cameco at the University of Saskatchewan to celebrate their incredibly generous donation to the Be What the World Needs campaign. This funding will invest in groundbreaking research and innovation projects through a mining and nuclear energy technology

Today, we declared a provincewide state of emergency as wildfires threaten our communities and have already forced thousands of our residents from their homes. This decision will allow us to mobilize the resources necessary to safely evacuate Saskatchewan residents and to

Looking forward to welcoming Prime Minister Mark Carney and Canada’s Premiers to Saskatchewan next week. This meeting is a tremendous opportunity for the new federal government to work with the provinces and territories to get projects built that will grow the economy in every

Today we are offering supports for those currently affected in Northern Saskatchewan, by waiving overage fees for customers affected by wildfires. We want to ensure that families can remain connected to their loved ones and support networks. SaskTel customers who are forced to

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I am excited to welcome Canada’s premiers and our new Prime Minister to Saskatoon where we will be discussing what policies need to change to move our province and country forward. Canada must treat each province and territory as an equal partner in confederation and work

Saskatchewan and Canada have what the world needs to provide energy and food security while achieving our goal of being the strongest economy in the G7 and becoming an energy superpower. Canada produces our products more sustainably and ethically than anywhere on earth. We

Saskatchewan appreciates your support New Brunswick, thank you.

It was my pleasure today to welcome Prime Minister Carney, and Premiers from across this great country to our beautiful city of Saskatoon. This is the first time in 40 years that the First Ministers' Meeting is being held in Saskatchewan. Today, we are having important

Encouraged by today’s discussion with Canada’s Premiers and Prime Minister Mark Carney about accelerating nation-building infrastructure projects that will help grow our economy and make Canada an energy superpower.

I would like to express my heartfelt support for the people and the communities affected by this year’s devastating wildfires. In an effort to support wildfire evacuees, our government will be providing $15M to the Canadian Red Cross to work directly with the Saskatchewan Public

Earlier this week, I joined Ontario Premier Doug Ford in signing an agreement to remove trade barriers between Saskatchewan and Ontario. This MOU is a significant step towards strengthening labour mobility, supporting direct-to-consumer alcohol sales, and helping to unlock

SaskTel is continuing to waive overage fees for communities affected by the wildfires. Customers who are forced to leave their homes due to the wildfires will not be charged for television, internet, and home phone services. Below is the new extended list.

Hey Rider Nation looks like we recruited some new Saskatchewan Roughriders fans this week! Wab Kinew you still have time to cheer for the Green and White…. Go Riders Go!

Saskatchewan continues to be a place of opportunity and growth, where hard work and innovation drive our success. Our unemployment rate is 4.2%, significantly lower than the national average of 7%. Together, we’re building a stronger economy and a brighter future.

81 years ago today, the world changed. On June 6, 1944, thousands of Allied soldiers landed on the beaches of Normandy — including 14,000 Canadians at Juno Beach. Their courage and sacrifice on D-Day helped turn the tide of the Second World War and defended the values of

Saskatchewan will be cheering loud tonight! Let’s go Edmonton Oilers

Today our government increased the financial supports for wildfire evacuees. This is in addition to the $15M provided by the Government of Saskatchewan to the Canadian Red Cross to support evacuees.