Premier Brad Wall

• Alberta, Saskatchewan to meet on licence-plate dispute

  Alberta and Saskatchewan have a date for a joint meeting to resolve a licence-plate dispute.

  Canada

  Jan 15, 2018
  
• FSIN wants compensation to accompany Sask. ’60s Scoop apology

  Premier Brad Wall received a letter from FSIN Chief Bobby Cameron requesting compensation upwards of $400 million to accompany a formal '60s Scoop apology.

  Canada

  Nov 15, 2017
  
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• Premier Brad Wall will not apologize to the NDP

  Premier Brad Wall will not apologize to the NDP for bringing up how the party handled sexual assault and harassment allegations during Question Period.

  Politics

  Nov 1, 2017
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• Saskatchewan eyes up Uber in order to prevent impaired driving

  Premier Brad Wall endorses idea of ride sharing options like Uber and Lyft in Saskatchewan.

  Canada

  Oct 26, 2017
• NDP raise concern about privatization due to partial Bill 40 repeal

  The Opposition NDp are concerned about further privatization of Crowns after Premier Brad Wall announced Bill 40 will only partially be repealed.

  Politics

  Oct 26, 2017
• Premier names new Chief of Staff

  Brad Wall’s long-serving chief of staff, Joe Donlevy, has announced he is leaving his position to pursue prospects in the private business sector.

  Politics

  Sep 6, 2017
• ‘Rally To Repeal The Budget’ held in Saskatoon

  A group of younger Saskatchewan residents gathered outside the Saskatoon cabinet office to protest budget cuts.

  Canada

  Aug 15, 2017
• ’60s Scoop apology could come before retirement: Brad Wall

  Brad Wall said he's not expecting to be premier past January and would like the apology to happen before he retires.

  Canada

  Aug 12, 2017
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• Saskatoon reaction to Premier Brad Wall stepping down as Sask. Party leader

  Premier Brad Wall announces he is stepping down, reaction to this decision even from those who at times didn't see eye to eye with him.

  Politics

  Aug 10, 2017
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• In Brad Wall, private sector had ally whose voice rang louder than most

  With Brad Wall's departure from politics, the private sector is losing an ally and champion of free enterprise whose voice reverberated louder than most on the public stage.

  Canada

  Aug 10, 2017