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Saskatchewan’s new water bomber is here and it is strengthening our ability to respond quickly to wildfires, evacuations and other emergencies.
With two more Q400-MRE aircraft on the way, we’re continuing to protect Saskatchewan communities when they need us most.
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Today, I rose in the @SenateCA to recognize Show Your 4-H Colours Day, 4-H Canada’s biggest annual event. 4-H youth are making incredible contributions in their communities as compassionate, responsible, and engaged young leaders. Let us come together to celebrate the amazing work that is being done and support them as they continue to make a difference!
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Saskatchewan producers, manufacturers, and exporters continue to deliver the high-quality food, energy, and resources the world needs.
Merchandise exports are up 15.1% year to date, ranking our province second in the country for growth.
This strong-steady growth shows continued confidence in Saskatchewan.
This investment reflects our ongoing commitment to putting patients first, ensuring care teams have timely access to the information they need to make decisions about patient care.
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More good trade news today for Saskatchewan’s strong and steady economy.
Favourable market access with China on canola meal and seafood extended for two years.
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Congratulations to this year's inductees into the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame! Special posthumous congratulations to Lipton’s Otto Huber for his lifetime achievement and excellence in blind golf.
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The Agriculture Student Scholarship is an opportunity for emerging leaders to take their next step into post-secondary agriculture education.
Applications for 2027 are now open: bit.ly/4daIGEw
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Minister Lori Carr was at the table with health ministers from across Canada, making sure Saskatchewan’s voice is part of the conversation.
By working together, we can strengthen public health care, improve access and deliver better outcomes for patients.
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Thanks for stopping by your Legislature last week, Hadley.
It was really nice meeting you and your family, and hearing how you’re helping injured RCMP officers and their families in Saskatchewan.
Your kindness is what makes our province so special.
Henry’s Law takes effect on November 1, 2026, strengthening carbon monoxide alarm requirements for all multi-unit residential buildings in Saskatchewan. Alarms are now required in all residential suites, regardless of their proximity to fuel-burning appliances.
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Saskatchewan wouldn’t be the province it is today without the remarkable women who have built and shaped it.
Thank you for visiting your Legislature yesterday - and Happy Women’s History Month!
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You’re on! You might as well send me your jersey size right now. Go Riders!
Hey @PremierScottMoe let’s make a little wager on the CFL playoff game tomorrow. After the @BCLions win, I will give you a Lions jersey at our first official meeting.
In the very small chance the Riders win, I’ll reluctantly accept a @sskroughriders jersey from you.
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Saskatchewan consumers are continuing to support businesses across the province, with retail sales growing year over year and outperforming the national average.
That spending supports local jobs and communities, and keeps our economy strong and steady.
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The new Regina Specialized Long-Term Care Home is about making sure Saskatchewan seniors can get the specialized care they need, closer to home.
This facility will add 240 specialized beds and represents one of the largest investments in seniors care in our province’s history.
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The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is preparing to welcome patients, families and staff to the new Weyburn General Hospital, with patient admissions, transfers and service transitions scheduled for Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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