WASHINGTON — Alberta Premier Jason Kenney and Saskatchewan’s Scott Moe say they see signs that tensions in their relationship with Ottawa are beginning to ease. The two premiers are part of a delegation that’s in Washington today to celebrate the U.S.-Canada-Mexico trade agreement and promote trade and investment priorities with their American counterparts. Also in […]
The last day of the Municipalities of Saskatchewan convention, formerly known as Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA), was highlighted by the bear pit session with Premier Scott Moe and cabinet ministers on Wednesday morning. Representatives from communities across Saskatchewan had an opportunity to question the government on a number of topics including, health care, highways […]
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is getting ready to lead a delegation of Canadian Premiers to the National Governors Association Winter Meeting in Washington, D.C., from February 7th to 10th. Moe is the Chair of the Council of Federation. The delegation includes New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs, Québec Premier François Legault, Ontario Premier Doug Ford, and Alberta […]
Four members of Scott Moe’s cabinet are on a committee being established to evaluate pipeline projects in Saskatchewan. The Pipeline Projects Assessment Committee will “review and assess the viability of pipeline projects in Saskatchewan, and possible government involvement in investing, stimulating, or generally advancing these projects.” The four ministers who will be on the committee […]
Municipal revenue sharing next fiscal year will see a big boost in Saskatchewan. Premier Scott Moe broke the news on Monday morning at the SUMA convention from the Queensbury Convention Centre in Regina. The program will receive a boost of $27 million in the upcoming 2020-2021 fiscal year for a overall record amount of $278 million. […]
The Saskatchewan government is going to get involved in the labour dispute, but there are conditions attached. Speaking at the SUMA convention in Regina this morning, Premier Scott Moe says the province will appoint a special mediator, but only if one thing happens with that one thing being that all barricades be removed and all illegal […]
On Day 58 of the lockout involving workers at the Co-Op refinery, Unifor reiterated to Premier Scott Moe that it is time for him to step in with binding arbitration saying a letter has been sent to him. The Saskatchewan NDP is also saying the time has come for binding arbitration to occur. Leader Ryan […]
Saskatchewan’s NDP is calling for more disclosure of the premier’s travel in light of a jump in expenses and a $4,000 charter flight. Public records show Scott Moe’s 2018-19 travel costs were about $84,000 compared with $45,000 Brad Wall spent during his last full year as premier in 2016-17, the NDP said. “It’s a pretty […]
We are a long ways away from the 2020 provincial election at this time, but soon late October will be here and Saskatchewan citizens will be casting their vote as to what the next government will look like. For Scott Moe and the Saskatchewan Party, they are looking to remain in power which is something […]
Many people know 2019 was a year of challenges and planning for future growth for Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and the provincial government. Moe sat down with 620 CKRM recently for a year end interview to discuss the year that was and the year ahead, that also includes an election come October. A big topic […]
