Highway 10 will soon have new passing lanes between Fort Qu’appelle and Melville.
 
Passing lanes play a key role in keeping families safe on Saskatchewan highways will assisting the movement of trucks that keep our economy moving.
 
Since our first major passing lane project

Congratulations Robby and Layne!
 
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A great insight on how Saskatchewan can be a key player in providing high-grade uranium to countries around the world.
 
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The U18 Regina Rebels are off to compete in the ESSO Cup!
 
Coming off a bronze medal last year and  a 26-3 regular season record this year, I have no doubt they will be top contenders for gold.
 
Good Luck!

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Did you know that under the NDP there was no Active Families Benefit that provided Saskatchewan families affordability relief for enrolling their children in sports, arts, or cultural activities?

The third round of funding for the Teacher Support and Innovation Fund has seen an additional 17 projects approved, totalling nearly $650,000.
 
Our government’s commitment to provide these additional supports has been met with impressive and innovative project ideas from

Yesterday at SUMA, I outlined what our government was looking for in today’s federal budget:

1. New funding for municipal infrastructure, not just housing.
2. Provide Canadians with cost of living relief by scrapping the carbon tax.

Today’s budget went 0 for 2.

Saskatchewan’s inflation rate in March was down to about half of the national rate, largely due to our government’s decision to take the carbon tax off home heating.

In today’s federal budget, the Trudeau government could reduce the cost of living for all Canadians by taking

Tomorrow’s federal budget needs to restore certainty for families, businesses and communities across the country.

At my address to delegates at the SUMA convention, I continued to call on the federal government for predictable infrastructure investment and a removal of the

Saskatchewan remains one of the most affordable places in Canada to buy a home.

Minister of the Status of Women Laura Ross hosted the Women Breaking Barriers event at the Science Centre earlier this week.
 
Joined by women from all over Saskatchewan, this event truly highlights the amazing representation of women in our province.
 
It is because of strong

Our most ambitious in the nation Health Human Resources Action Plan continues to bring more doctors and more nurses to Saskatchewan.
 
1,097 nursing graduates from Saskatchewan and out-of-province have been hired since 2022 and 225 internationally educated health professionals

New StatsCan numbers show that building permits nearly doubled between January 2024-February 2024, reaching a total of $235 million!
 
The rising value of building permits means more jobs and more opportunities for Saskatchewan businesses and workers as we support our strong and

Good news today as the STF is returning to the bargaining table and pausing job action.

Our agri-food exports to Vietnam tripled between 2022-2023, with a massive increase in the export of non-durum wheat.
 
With the support of our new international trade office in Vietnam, Saskatchewan continues to provide high-quality agri-food products that are increasing in

70% of Canadians want Trudeau to scrap the carbon tax.

7 Premiers and now the House of Commons are calling on him to meet with Premiers to discuss the carbon tax.

Will Justin Trudeau listen?

Yesterday in Question Period, Health Minister Everett Hindley outlined the very clear differences between our government’s record of improving the health care system and the NDP’s failed record of closing hospitals and firing doctors and nurses.

It’s worth a watch.

I agree with 2015 Justin Trudeau

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