Premier Scott Moe

• Saskatchewan NDP calls for residential schools compensation, apology from Scott Moe

  Premier Scott Moe should apologize for harm done at Île-à-la-Crosse Residential School and Timber Bay Children’s Home, according to NDP Leader Ryan Meili.

  Canada

  Jun 9
• Outdoor sports return to action in Step 1 of Saskatchewan’s reopening roadmap

  On May 30, as part of Step 1 of Saskatchewan's reopening road map, outdoor sports were able to return to action with up to 150 spectators in attendance.

  Sports

  May 30
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• Saskatchewan health critic calls on province to reimburse family’s $800K medical expenses for son

  The family travelled to Minnesota for treatment, something they said they feel was their best option, even though they had yet to be approved for medical coverage.

  Canada

  May 28
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• ‘Cloud over top of your head’: Nearly 30,000 people waiting for surgeries in Saskatchewan

  COVID-19 demands are significantly reducing access to elective and inpatient procedures in Regina, Saskatoon, North Battleford and Prince Albert, according to the province.

  Health

  May 3
• Saskatchewan premier declines opposition’s invitation to tour Regina ICU

  Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has declined Opposition NDP Leader Ryan Meili's invitation to tour intensive care units in Regina.

  Canada

  Apr 20
• Moe looking for health-care, vaccine centre funding in federal budget

  Premier Scott Moe told reporters on Friday what he was looking for in the federal government's budget, including full-funding partnership for health-care.

  Politics

  Apr 18
• Sask. NDP accuses former health minister of lying about COVID-19 plan

  The NDP is asking Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe to respond to allegations that the provincial government did not have a COVID-19 plan prepared last March when they said they did.

  Politics

  Mar 11
• Uncertainty surrounds start date of Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 mass vaccination plan

  While the province is hopeful that mass immunization of the general public will start in April, the premier has said it will depend on the availability of the vaccine.

  Health

  Feb 18
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• Coronavirus vaccine scarcity shouldn’t be a factor in prioritization: Sask. health care workers

  The Saskatchewan government says some health care workers wont be prioritized in the second phase of the vaccine rollout, despite a previous promise to do so.

  Health

  Feb 12
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• Saskatchewan rolls out plan for Phase 2 of COVID-19 vaccinations

  Phase 2 of Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 vaccination plan will focus on the general population in 10-year increments, starting with people in their 60s.

  Canada

  Feb 9