Global trade is not without risk. It is precisely why engagement matters more, not less. Saskatchewan’s approach is straightforward: build relationships, diversify markets and support a broader Canadian role in global trade. Economic strength comes from showing up, not

Today’s trade deal to significantly reduce Chinese tariffs on canola and other Canadian products is very good news for Canada and Saskatchewan. This deal is a very positive signal that will restore existing trade volumes and open avenues for further opportunities for Canadians.

Net zero ideology completely shredded in 3 minutes 👇

I am often asked why much focus from our government is placed on economic growth and stability. The answer is that a strong economy pays for everything from healthcare to education, to community safety, and infrastructure. We build our province off economic stability. As we

A big thank you to all the @SaskPower crews out last night and today restoring power. Stay safe.

I want to extend my sincere gratitude to every @SaskPower employee who worked tirelessly to coordinate and restore service during the recent power outage. Thanks to your hard work and commitment, communities across our province had their power restored quickly and safely in very

We appreciate your patience as our crews worked throughout the night to restore power during last night’s storm when it was safe to do so. The majority of customers now have power back, and our PLTs are still hard at work making repairs for those remaining without service. If

New data shows that Saskatchewan exported more per person than almost any other province in the nation last year. The value of shipments from the province to the rest of the world totaled a record-breaking $45.3 billion and reached more than 160 countries. Saskatchewan has a

Very good numbers for @PremierScottMoe and the @SaskParty

More good news for Saskatchewan. The Conference Board of Canada has us first in the country for employment growth and second for economic growth. That doesn’t happen by accident. It means more people are working, businesses are confident, and our economy keeps moving in the

Some really encouraging numbers out today for Saskatchewan. StatsCan is reporting the strongest year-over-year wholesale trade growth in the entire country — right here at home. Month over month is up too. You don’t need to be an economist to see what that means: confidence is

Carla Beck was in the House only 9 of 25 days during the fall sitting of the Legislature. Remember what Jack Layton said about that?

Premier Scott Moe’s strong, steady leadership during unstable times throughout the world is why he is one of the most popular Premiers in Canada.

NDP BC Premier David Eby is blaming everyone but himself for Nutrien building its new port facility in the US, not Vancouver. I was asked about that on the Evan Bray show this morning and here was my answer. Every team I've played on, I want all of the players to score, not

Everyone but Premier Eby, his anti-development government, his greenskeeper approach to port development, a regulatory process that is measured in years for new port development - is to blame. Seems right.

Saskatchewan soft power fuelled the Canada-India reset on trade

Saskatchewan continues to punch above its weight on the world stage. This is why we do trade missions and why we opened trade offices in places like New Delhi. Expanding our export market opportunities abroad means more jobs and opportunities here at home.

Today in the Assembly, we talked about which side is getting the job done and which side always chooses to be part of the problem instead of part of the solution.

Saskatchewan and Alberta - leading all provinces and a majority of the states in GDP per capita

At our convention on Saturday, the Saskatchewan Party passed a motion to align voting in party nomination meetings with voting in provincial elections - that is, that you must be a Canadian citizen age 18 or older. The lost and reckless NDP calls this “hatred and bigotry.”