I visited East Trout Lake to meet with business owners recovering from the devastating fires and contractors helping with the cleanup. Premier Scott Moe and the Government of Saskatchewan are here to support all cleanup efforts.

As our economy grows and more people choose to live in Saskatchewan, our construction sector will continue to see strong gains. These numbers show our government's commitment to creating opportunities and ensuring industry success is paying off.

I look forward to working with Premier Scott Moe, the federal government and the canola industry on this issue. It's critical that we resolve this issue for our industry.

Thank you to MLA Chris Beaudry- Kelvington/Wadena for organizing a meeting with local RMs. We had a great discussion about solutions for wildlife damage. I appreciate their input and the time they took before harvest season gets underway.

There are many things to do and see in Saskatchewan Provincial Parks. To find all events and programs, or to book a campsite, visit saskparks.tourismsaskatchewan.com/events.

More lies from the lost and dishonest NDP. On Tuesday, the NDP’s Trent Wotherspoon tried to blame the government for a delay in BHP’s Jansen mine project. Today, BHP said “The Saskatchewan Government has been very supportive of business investment. The extension at our Jansen

Our Premier is right. It's important we work together to get these tariffs lifted. That work continued today in Saskatoon with a great meeting between the provincial and federal governments and industry leaders. #SaskAg

Yesterday, we met with the federal government and canola industry leaders to discuss China's tariffs and duties on Canadian canola. We agreed that this is an urgent situation and we must work together to advocate for our producers.

Yesterday, I joined provincial cabinet ministers, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister, and federal ministers in Saskatoon to meet with canola producers and industry representatives. We discussed the severe impacts of China’s retaliatory trade measures, along with

I had a wonderful day in the constituency, connecting with community members from Abernethy and Lipton. I began visiting the Abernethy Co-op, where we celebrated its 95th anniversary with a BBQ and cake! Every Friday, the Co-op offers a delicious cooked meal during the lunch

Saskatchewan’s strong economy continues to move forward with more jobs, more investment and increased capacity across our key sectors. This growth brings a higher quality of life, keeping our province the best place to live, work and raise a family.

Saskatchewan pharmacists were first authorized to prescribe for four minor ailments in 2012. Today, the list has grown to more than 30 conditions. Learn more at saskpharm.ca/site/forthepub….

Happy to see our Saskatchewan Party MLAs out in our communities—listening, supporting local events, and working hard to make life stronger, safer, and more affordable for Saskatchewan families.

Whether you are out enjoying your last family camping trip before school starts, spending time with loved ones, or working in the field for harvest, I hope you take a moment to rest and recharge. Thank you, Saskatchewan, for making this province the best place to live, work and

Our government remains committed to supporting children, students, faculty and the broader community. This initiative will expand child care access and support early learning students through work-integrated learning opportunities.

Next week, I’ll be in China to advocate for Saskatchewan producers and businesses, pushing to remove tariffs on canola, pork, and peas. I’ll be joined by PM Carney's Parliamentary Secretary Kody Blois. At the same time, Trade and Export Development Minister Warren Kaeding, will

It was great to attend the Cupar Volunteer Fire Department golf tournament today. It was a fun day of golfing, and then I got back into harvest action. The lentils are dry, but they are flat, too.

Today in Yorkton we announced the new family medicine (FM) training seat. This week we’ll announce another 4 FM seats. We are also preparing the first ever independent Nurse Practitioner contracts in our province. More doctors. More NPs. Better access to primary care in SK.

At 4.7 per cent, Saskatchewan's unemployment rate is well below the national average of 7.1 per cent. Once again, we have proven why we are the best place to live, work and raise a family in Canada.

Today, I had the opportunity to meet with a wonderful group of dedicated volunteers from Cupar, SK, alongside Alana Ross - Minister of Parks, Culture & Sport - Minister of Parks, Culture & Sport. These individuals are genuinely passionate about serving their community and our province. It is no surprise that