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Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is staying put as Canada’s longest-serving premier after the Saskatchewan Party won its fifth straight majority. But as David Akin explains, some of Moe’s former cabinet ministers lost their seats, as the election results reveal the province’s sharp rural-urban divide.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe, fresh off a challenging election campaign, announced his new cabinet Thursday with some new faces around the table and many veterans in different portfolios.

Saskatchewan Party leader Scott Moe joined our Brenden Purdy in studio to talk about the campaign so far, and how he views the upcoming election

Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe says he heard the message that his party needs to do better following the 2024 Saskatchewan election.

Scott Moe is seeking his second mandate after spending nearly 13 years in government, six of those as premier. Global News sat down with Moe to preview the election.

A failed pipeline with Canadian connects was a topic of conversation in the US presidential debate Tuesday. Now, Alberta’s premier is weighing in on Canada’s energy’s future and how a new leader could impact it. Morgan Black reports from Lloydminster, where Premiers Danielle Smith and her Saskatchewan Scott Moe met at an oil conference in...

Saskatchewan’s Opposition NDP says Premier Scott Moe’s government needs to address high food prices and pause the gas tax in light of recent scurvy cases in the province’s North.

Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck promised Scott Moe her party will hold his party accountable after being defeated by the Saskatchewan Party.

Scott Moe and Carla Beck made stops in Saskatoon ahead the final day of voting.

Saskatchewan Party leader Scott Moe and NDP leader Carla Beck are the faces of the election, but who is going up against them in their ridings?

“Scott Moe should answer for yesterday.” The NDP says the Saskatchewan Party’s Scott Moe needs to provide answers after a candidate’s two children and their use of a school change room were brought up in the election campaign.

Scott Moe says he’s running on the Saskatchewan Party’s record of growing the province’s economy and population, with plans to make life more affordable.

Saskatchewan’s two main party leaders addressed crime Thursday, with Scott Moe promising more powers for police and the NDP’s Carla Beck slamming the Saskatchewan Party’s record.

Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe kicked off the provincial election Tuesday promising broad-based tax relief while his opponent, NDP Leader Carla Beck, said it’s time to move on from failed, incompetent money management.

Family and community members in Edmonton remember slain Tim Hortons worker Jashandeep Singh Maan. North Edmonton residents are frustrated by bike lanes that, a month after construction, are already broken. The Alberta government expands mental health supports in nine classrooms across the province. Premiers Danielle Smith and Scott Moe talk energy at Lloydminster Heavy Oil...

“It’s a two platform approach engaging the community with rehabilitation supports,” Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said on Tuesday. “The second platform is supporting our law enforcement to keep the drugs and dealers out of our communities.”

On Tuesday, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said the final step of binding arbitration in the Saskatchewan teachers’ strike will help “bring the remaining minor differences to a close and help provide certainty for Saskatchewan families.”

On Monday, the second annual Food Fuel Fertilizer Global Summit put on by Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce kicked off in Regina, with Premier Scott Moe taking the stage.

On Thursday, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe explained, “We’re always looking at ways to make life more affordable for families here in Saskatchewan, but not at the expense of eliminating the record investment that we’ve had in highways.”

On Thursday, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said, “I’m honestly a little bit bewildered how these allegations came to be and that the speaker didn’t avail himself to the entities who would be able to perform an investigations had these issues been reported.”