Saskatchewan Has What the World Needs
Premier Moe took a moment this week to thank the people helping sell Saskatchewan to the world — food, fuel, fertilizer, and many other products we export to 160 countries. Behind every export success story is a producer, a worker, and a team showcasing our province on the global stage.
Together, we’re growing our economy and keeping Saskatchewan open for business — that’s the Saskatchewan Party way.
Ken Cheveldayoff Nominated in Saskatoon Willowgrove
A packed hall in Saskatoon this week as Saskatchewan Party supporters nominated Ken Cheveldayoff as our candidate in Saskatoon Willowgrove. Ken will soon be joined by many more strong candidates as our team works to earn the support of voters across this province.
This is what grassroots momentum looks like — and it starts with members like you.
Supporting our students
The future of our province starts with our students.
The opening of St. Raphael School in Regina is an investment in students, families, and strong communities for years to come.
Since 2008, the Government of Saskatchewan has committed approximately $2.9 billion toward school infrastructure projects. This includes 77 new schools, 32 major renovation projects and 17 minor renovation projects. Regina alone has seen 17 new schools built, with two more currently in construction and four in planning and design.
A First for Saskatchewan — Kaitlin Willoughby Lifts the PWHL Walter Cup
Prince Albert’s own Kaitlin Willoughby and the Montreal Victoire brought home the first-ever PWHL Walter Cup — and Kaitlin becomes the very first Saskatchewan-born player to win the championship. A Sask First alumna at the highest level of her sport, alongside fellow Sask players Brooke Hobson and Emily Clark.
That’s what Saskatchewan is made of. Congratulations, Kaitlin.