Lower taxes for Saskatchewan
As tax season approaches, remember to take advantage of Saskatchewan’s competitive incentives and initiatives, which are allowing individuals and families to keep more of their hard-earned dollars each year.
In this year’s provincial budget, our government will be moving forward with the second year of our personal income tax reduction plan, which means lower taxes for everyone in Saskatchewan.
Supporting our producers through crop insurance
The crop insurance program supports a wide range of needs across our agricultural sector including grain, oilseed, and livestock operations.
Earlier this year, the corporation introduced Satellite Forage Insurance as a localized, responsive, and accurate approach to managing forage risk.
Our government remains committed to meeting the needs of Saskatchewan producers while advancing sustainable and affordable solutions.
TeleMiracle Week is Here
TeleMiracle Week is here, and we’re celebrating 50 years of generosity that defines Saskatchewan.
From Feb. 28 to March 1, TeleMiracle 50 returns with 22 hours of local talent and life-changing impact, to support families in need.
Ring those phones!
Premier Moe speaks to business community
Thank you to Saskatoon’s business community for the warm welcome to Premier Scott Moe this week at the NSBA Network Series Luncheon.
Your confidence and investment are driving one of the strongest local economies in Canada.
Even in uncertain times, Saskatchewan continues to lead with job growth, investment, and opportunity.
Our focus remains clear: keep our province affordable, reduce barriers for businesses, and build new trade opportunities so we can keep growing.
Trade mission to India
Premier Moe says he’s looking forward to our trade mission to India to grow opportunities for Saskatchewan food and energy exports. With $18 billion in exports since 2007, India is a vital partner.
Working with Prime Minister Mark Carney, we’ll expand market access, strengthen trade ties, and support jobs here at home while helping meet global food and energy needs.
Saskatchewan leads again
Investors are choosing Saskatchewan because of our skilled workforce and strong, stable business climate.