Scott Moe
Saskatchewan premier says Bill C-69 could affect Canada’s unity
Scott Moe is speaking out against the federal governments’ Bill C-69. He said the legislation will greatly affect people in the province and called on Saskatoon’s business community to take action. Continue reading
Premier Scott Moe first Saskatchewan Party leader to walk in Pride parade
Premier Scott Moe became the first Saskatchewan Party leader ever to walk in a pride parade in Saskatoon’s pride parade Saturday. Continue reading
Roy Green: Who’s playing games with national unity?
Justin Trudeau needs to heed the warning of six premiers, Roy Green says. ‘National unity is under threat.’ Continue reading
Moe says the prime minister, not conservative premiers, threatening national unity
By David Baxter Reporter
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is threatening national unity after dismissing a letter calling on the adoption of all bill C-69 amendments. Continue reading
In ‘urgent letter,’ 6 premiers tell Trudeau national unity would be threatened if bills C-48, C-69 become law
The premiers of Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario New Brunswick and the Northwest Territories have told Trudeau that two pieces of federal legislation could hobble Canada’s resource sector if passed. Continue reading
Garth Brooks to receive Regina welcome with Roughriders jersey
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
Garth Brooks will receive his own green and white ahead of his show in Regina Aug. 10th at Mosaic Stadium. Continue reading
Saskatchewan’s Premier Scott Moe most popular leader in Canada: poll
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
Saskatchewan’s Premier Scott Moe has the highest approval rating of all premiers in Canada, according to a recent Angus Reid poll. Continue reading
Premiers Kenney, Moe to work together on rig rules as they meet in Saskatchewan
Both premiers said they are confident the federal government will approve the stalled construction of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion by the June 18 deadline. Continue reading
Freeland talks steel at Evraz following end of U.S. tariffs
By David Baxter Reporter
Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland stopped by Regina’s Evraz steel mill to celebrate the end of American tariffs. Continue reading
Saskatchewan giving early consideration for small nuclear reactors
By David Baxter Reporter
As coal is phased out of Saskatchewan’s power-generating fleet, other options will need to be considered, including small modular nuclear reactors. Continue reading