The Road to 2028 Starts Now
On Thursday night in Shellbrook, the Saskatchewan Party officially nominated its first of 61 candidates for the 2028 provincial election — Premier Scott Moe. It’s the first step in a campaign built around one clear mission: Protecting Saskatchewan — our economy, our industries, our families, and our way of life.
In a time of global economic uncertainty, our province needs strong, steady leadership — and that’s exactly what our Saskatchewan Party team will continue to deliver.
Naming the Hall of Valour at the Legislative Building
This week, Premier Moe officially named the Hall of Valour at Saskatchewan’s Legislative Building — a place dedicated to honouring every Saskatchewan resident who has served our nation in uniform. Its origins are rooted in the extraordinary bravery of 15 Saskatchewan recipients of the Victoria Cross, whose courage, sacrifice, and devotion to Canada form the foundation of this space.
Our province will always honour their service — in times of war and in times of peace.
Shaping Canada’s Economic Future
Premier Moe joined the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce at their 4th Annual Food, Fuel & Fertilizer Global Summit to talk about Saskatchewan’s role in shaping Canada’s economic future. From food, fuel, and fertilizer to critical minerals, our province delivers what the world needs — reliably and responsibly — as a secure and trusted global partner. As Cameco CEO Tim Gitzel put it, “The sun is shining on this province today, and it’s going to shine on us for decades to come.”
Even in uncertain global times, Saskatchewan keeps growing, creating opportunity, and leading on the world stage.
Lowering Taxes for You and Your Family
The Premier reaffirmed this week that we are going to keep lowering taxes for you and your family. In a province where everyone is feeling the cost of living, keeping more money in the pockets of Saskatchewan households is a commitment we take seriously.
When Saskatchewan families do well, Saskatchewan does well.
Celebrating the 2025 Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal Recipients
Premier Moe recognized the recipients of the 2025 Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal — neighbours who give back not for recognition, but out of service to their communities, our province, and our nation. They embody what is quintessentially Saskatchewan: generosity, humility, and commitment.
Saskatchewan is built by people who show up for each other. Thank you to every volunteer across our province.
Saskatchewan Hosts the World
Our province produces the food, fuel, and fertilizer the world depends on — and this week, we were proud to host leaders from across sectors right here at home. The Food, Fuel and Fertilizer Summit highlighted Saskatchewan’s leadership, innovation, and growing role in strengthening global food security and energy stability.
Saskatchewan isn’t just contributing to the global supply chain — we’re helping shape its future.