Saskatchewan employment grows in January
Strong job numbers this Friday show Saskatchewan’s economy is growing.
More people are working, more full-time jobs, and one of the lowest unemployment rates in Canada.
We’re creating opportunity and keeping Saskatchewan strong.
The NDP believe there’s nothing to be proud of in Saskatchewan
This week, the Saskatchewan NDP claimed “things have never been worse in Saskatchewan” and “there’s really nothing to be proud of.”
They’re dead wrong.
We have the strongest economy in Canada. We have the most affordable cities to live in Canada. We have world class agricultural producers, a thriving energy industry, and much much more.
Saskatchewan is blessed with good jobs, high pay, low taxes, and the best quality of life. And did we mention, the 2025 Grey Cup champions?
There’s always more to do for our government, and we’ll keep working to deliver for the great people of our province. But shame on the NDP for tearing down the people of Saskatchewan.
Supportive housing project for youth in Regina
We just launched a 12-unit semi-independent living program created with youth, for youth.
This is what happens when we work together for Saskatchewan’s future.
By partnering with YWCA Regina and listening directly to young people with lived experience, we’re helping youth in care build life skills, confidence, and a path toward independence.
Watch the video to learn more.
Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of Prime Minister Harper’s victory
A message from Premier Scott Moe:
I was pleased to attend PM Harper’s Portrait unveiling and honour one of Canada’s strongest Prime Ministers.
Your governments focus on the growth of the Canadian economy and expansion of our trade access around the world strengthened our nation of Canada.
Thank You!
Looking forward to the Winter Olympics
We have incredible Saskatchewan athletes heading to the 2026 Winter Olympics! 🇨🇦
We’ll all be cheering you on as you take the world stage and go for gold🥇.
Read more about our Olympic athletes.
Building our strength in mining
Saskatchewan is building on its strength in mining with exciting new opportunities in critical minerals, including the potential for Canada’s first major alumina resource.
Projects like this create good jobs, and real benefits for local communities.
Congratulations to Canadian Energy Metals on this milestone.
We look forward to seeing the Thor Project continue to grow and deliver for Saskatchewan.
Improving energy security
Nuclear power generation has provided safe and reliable electricity throughout Canada for more than 60 years.
Through Saskatchewan’s Energy Security strategy, our government will explore all avenues as demand grows to ensure reliable, sustainable, and affordable power generation into the future.