Sask. government lowering flags to remember victims of Humboldt Broncos crash
In place of question period on Monday, a motion of condolence will be introduced and spoked to by members of the Saskatchewan legislature. Continue reading
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Sask. NDP calling for wise spending in provincial budget
By Adam MacVicar Videographer
Saskatchewan NDP Leader Ryan Meili laid out the party’s wish list ahead of the April 10 budget. Continue reading
Melfort MLA Todd Goudy honours late predecessor’s legacy
By Adam MacVicar Videographer
On the night of the Melfort byelection, April Phillips gave Todd Goudy her late husband’s tie. Continue reading
Saskatchewan legislature resumes with new leaders
Saskatchewan’s legislature is back in session with a new premier and Opposition leader. Continue reading
Saskatchewan Party retains seats in 3 byelections
The governing Saskatchewan Party retained their seats in three provincial byelections. Continue reading
How will Sask.’s new premier Scott Moe measure up to Brad Wall on national stage?
By Adam MacVicar Videographer
Experts say don’t expect the new leader to adopt the same brash approach as his predecessor. Continue reading
Scott Moe sworn-in as Saskatchewan’s premier, unveils cabinet
Scott Moe was sworn in Friday morning as Saskatchewan’s 15th premier and named his 17-member cabinet. Continue reading
Premier-designate Scott Moe aims to mend rocky Saskatchewan – Alberta relationship
Saskatchewan’s new premier-designate Scott Moe plans to address his province’s contentious relationship with Alberta, and says he looks forward to a conversation with Premier Rachel Notley. Continue reading
Provincial budget first order of business for premier-designate Scott Moe
By David Baxter Reporter
Premier-designate Scott Moe has officially been asked to form government. He’s onto his first major challenge and helping finalize the provincial budget. Continue reading
New Sask. premier faces challenge of keeping competing interests happy: experts
A political professor says the next Saskatchewan premier, Scott Moe, will have to honour his promise to hire 400 positions in the education sector. Continue reading
