Showcasing Saskatchewan Energy on the World Stage
Premier Moe was at the Global Energy Show in Calgary this week, meeting with officials from the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) about the opportunities ahead for Saskatchewan’s energy sector. Saskatchewan has the resources, the expertise, and the workforce the world needs — and the world is taking notice.
When the world’s biggest energy players want to talk, Saskatchewan is at the table.
Ready to Help Power the Future
After a few days of conversations in Calgary, Premier Moe’s message was clear: when we create the right environment for investment, there’s no limit to what our workers, businesses, and industries can achieve. The opportunities ahead for Saskatchewan and Western Canada are enormous — and our province has what the world needs.
A strong economy, good jobs, and growing communities — that’s what happens when government gets the environment right and lets Saskatchewan people do what they do best.
A New Francophone School for Saskatoon
Students are at the heart of Saskatchewan’s future, and this week we announced a new francophone elementary school coming to Saskatoon’s Kensington neighbourhood. The new school will create more opportunities for young people to learn, grow, and stay connected to their language and culture — while building strong foundations for the years ahead.
A growing province needs new schools, and we’re building them.
$500K to Support Vulnerable Youth in Prince Albert
The Prince Albert YWCA is receiving $500,000 from the province to support vulnerable youth — an investment in safe spaces, stability, and opportunity for young people who need it most. Together, we’re building stronger communities and protecting Saskatchewan’s future.
Every young person in this province deserves a safe place to land and a real shot at a bright future.
Helping Women Start a New Chapter
Everyone deserves a second chance and a strong support system. That’s why we’re proud to continue our partnership with the Elizabeth Fry Society of Saskatchewan, helping women access the housing, resources, and support they need as they start a new chapter.
Strong communities are built by lifting people up — and that’s exactly what we’ll keep doing.
Celebrating the 2026 Saskatchewan Order of Merit
Saskatchewan is strong because of its people. This week, Premier Moe congratulated the nine recipients of the 2026 Saskatchewan Order of Merit, whose service continues to shape the social, cultural, and economic fabric of our province.
To all nine recipients: thank you for your service, and for making Saskatchewan proud.