A New Hospital, A Stronger Community in Weyburn
This week, Premier Moe celebrated the new Weyburn General Hospital — a Patients First investment delivering modern, integrated care to families across the southeast. Built in partnership with the community, the new facility brings enhanced comfort, safety, and quality of care to patients close to home.
A new hospital. A stronger community. That’s what investing in Saskatchewan looks like.
Saskatchewan Canola, Processed Right Here at Home
With new plant openings and expansions this year, about 81% of Saskatchewan’s canola will be processed right here in our province. Backed by more than 300 food processors and 5,000 workers, our value-added agriculture sector is creating jobs at home while supplying food to over 160 countries around the world.
Saskatchewan grown, Saskatchewan made, Saskatchewan exported — that’s a winning combination.
One Year of the Regina Breast Health Centre
In just one year, the Regina Breast Health Centre has handled more than 1,700 referrals — bringing diagnostics, treatment, and support together in one place so patients get the right care faster and closer to home.
Right care, right place, right time. That’s what Patients First is all about.
A $2 Million Boost for the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital
A heartfelt thank you to Mosaic for their generous $2 million donation to the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital Foundation. This investment will help ensure children and families across Saskatchewan continue to receive high-quality care and support, closer to home.
When industry, government, and community work together, Saskatchewan kids are the ones who win.
Bronze for the Regina Pat Canadians at the TELUS Cup
Premier Moe sent congratulations to the Regina Pat Canadians on bringing home bronze at the 2026 TELUS Cup, with a special shoutout to Maddox Schultz on being named the tournament’s Most Valuable Player.
Saskatchewan hockey on the national stage — we couldn’t be prouder.