Saskatchewan’s strong and growing economy continues to create new jobs at a record pace, in spite of Chinese and US tariffs.   There are 20,500 more people working in Saskatchewan than a year ago, according to new StatsCan numbers out today - the second highest job growth in

ICYMI: Premier Moe invited all other provinces to break down internal trade barriers by joining the New West Partnership. Here is the NDP's record on the New West Partnership.

Yesterday, the lost and reckless NDP had the audacity to criticize BHP's record investment into the Jansen Potash Mine. Just like their sign, the NDP's message fell flat.

Canada’s energy future will be built by Canadians, for Canadians. We’re working with Ontario and Alberta to deliver pipelines, rail, and the infrastructure needed to make Canada an energy superpower.

This week, our government signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Prince Edward Island and Manitoba; this is another important step toward strengthening economic ties across Canada. By reducing trade barriers and boosting labour mobility, we’re making it easier for

It was a good meeting with the other Premiers and the Prime Minister, but now we need action on avoiding tariffs, eliminating interprovincial trade barriers and building national projects like pipelines and rail lines.

What does a strong economy mean for Saskatchewan? Good jobs and better paycheques for our workers. Record investments in health and education. Low taxes. The most affordable place to live in Canada.

This week Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew and I signed a memorandum of understanding with Arctic Gateway Group (AGC) to further strengthen trade through the Port of Churchill.   Last year, goods from our province reached 161 countries around the world, making strong supply chains and

We’re partnering with other provinces to break down internal trade barriers – we’re all stronger when we work together.

The Regina Urgent Care Centre has officially marked its first year and it's already made a big impact. With over 41,000 patients cared for, it’s seeing more than double the expected volume. Construction is already underway for a UCC in Saskatoon, with more centres planned for

Saskatchewan’s retail trade numbers show the provincial economy is strong and continuing to grow - ranking 2nd in the nation.   This economic growth is in turn creating more jobs and opportunities for the people of our province.

Saskatchewan producers are facing an uncertain trade environment and dry conditions — and they need business risk management programs that respond to those challenges.   That’s why we’ve worked with the federal government to enhance AgriStability for 2025 — increasing the

It was a pleasure meeting with Mayor Chad Bachynski to discuss opportunities for collaboration that will help grow Regina and strengthen Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan has once again ranked among the top places in the world for mining investment, landing 1st in Canada and 7th globally in the Fraser Institute’s 2024 mining survey.   ✅ Top-rated jurisdiction in Canada ✅ Among the best globally for mining policies and permitting

Saskatchewan was proud to host the 79th annual Midwestern Legislative Conference in Saskatoon. Over the past few days, we welcomed lawmakers from across 15 North American jurisdictions to share ideas, strengthen relationships, and explore solutions to the challenges our regions

Wishing everyone a great long weekend and a happy Saskatchewan Day!

Great to visit Ronald McDonald House in Saskatoon! We are very excited to support their important work and expansion into Regina and Prince Albert.

Everyone in Saskatchewan deserves to feel safe, in our towns and cities, and across our entire province. That’s why we now have The Safe Public Spaces (Street Weapons) Act.   This gives police officers the critical tools they need to intervene before harm happens and to keep

Saskatchewan’s economy is on the rise — and today’s numbers prove it. With building permits up 37.4 per cent compared to last year, we rank second in the nation for growth. That means more homes, more businesses, and more jobs as people continue to choose Saskatchewan as the

“Our federal government cannot sacrifice a $43 billion canola industry… to protect a fledgling electric vehicle industry largely based in eastern Canada,” Scott Moe said on Tuesday, responding to the latest round of Chinese tariffs. #canola #tariffs #sask cjme.com/2025/08/12/moe…