Prince Albert’s New Acute Care Tower Is Halfway There
Construction on the new Prince Albert Victoria Hospital Acute Care Tower is now 50% complete — part of our government’s commitment to expanding access to care for Saskatchewan patients. Once complete, it will bring more beds and enhanced specialized services, and ensure residents across northern Saskatchewan can get the right care at the right time.
This is what investing in health care looks like — real progress you can see rising out of the ground.
Putting Saskatchewan First in Trade Negotiations
As Canada-US-Mexico trade negotiations get underway, Premier Moe is ensuring Saskatchewan’s priorities are front and centre, working directly with our industries to inform Canada’s approach with the U.S. and Mexico. So much of what Saskatchewan grows, mines, and makes is sold around the world — and our producers deserve a strong voice at the table.
When trade is on the line, Saskatchewan doesn’t sit on the sidelines.
Saskatchewan Takes the Stage at the Canada-India Business Council Summit
Saskatchewan has built strong relationships around the world, and this week our province joined the Canada-India Business Council Summit. From uranium to pulses and potash, Saskatchewan has what the world needs — and growing markets like India know it.
Strong trade relationships mean strong demand for what we produce — and good jobs here at home.
Celebrating Mining Week in Saskatchewan
It’s Mining Week in Saskatchewan, and Premier Moe took a moment to thank the workers, companies, and communities who make Saskatchewan a global mining leader each and every day. Mining creates good-paying jobs, drives investment, and supplies the resources the world depends on.
From potash to uranium, Saskatchewan mines it best — and we’re proud of the people who make it happen.
Honouring the Legends of Our Oil & Gas Industry
At the Saskatchewan Oil & Gas Show, we celebrated the Southeast Saskatchewan Legends and the Hall of Famers — the generations of hardworking people who built this industry and continue to power our province forward.
Saskatchewan energy workers keep the lights on — here and around the world. Thank you for everything you do.