The NDP say there’s “nothing to be proud of” here — we disagree
Saskatchewan has the strongest economy in Canada. With good jobs, high wages, low unemployment, and plentiful opportunity, what’s better than living in Saskatchewan?
Saskatoon was recently rated the best place to raise a family in Canada. And Regina and Saskatoon are consistently rated as two of the most affordable cities in Canada.
There is always more work to do, but the people of Saskatchewan should be truly proud of what they’ve accomplished — no matter what the NDP has to say.
Celebrating Canada’s Agriculture Day
In Saskatchewan, agriculture and food is more than an industry, it’s a way of life.
We are proud of the work you do and the impact you make every day in our Saskatchewan communities and around the world.
Funding — not defunding — our police
We were pleased to hear from Regina Police Service Chief Lorilee Davies on how provincial investment is going to further help their efforts to protect our communities.
A Saskatchewan Party government will always support our police and our first responders.
Saskatchewan’s economy continues to be strong
Our government will continue to stand up for Saskatchewan people and the economy by expanding trade and supporting our industries and producers to ensure strong growth into the future.
Supporting our proud Olympians
We’re proudly cheering for Canada at this year’s Winter Olympics — especially our representatives from Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan has two ice hockey officials representing Saskatchewan at the 2026 Olympics: Alex Clarke and Tarrington Wyonzek.
This is the 2nd Olympics Alex has officiated, and is joined by first-time Olympic official Tarrington Wyonzek.
We are proud to see them both representing Saskatchewan at the Olympics!
Proud of our Saskatchewan Party team
We are proud of the work our Saskatchewan Party MLAs are doing across this province – supporting their communities, building connections, and really listening to what matters to the people we serve.