Chad Eggerman

All Federal ridings in Saskatchewan just became two-way races between the Conservatives and Liberals.

Procido LLP proudly celebrates the recognition of Managing Partner, and Founder Troy Baril as Commercial Litigator of the Year, 2026 by Corporate Vision’s Canadian Business Awards. procido.com/2026/03/27/pro…

Bill C-220 would remove a judge’s ability to consider immigration consequences when sentencing a non-citizen, and that creates legal, fairness, and constitutional concerns. If judges cannot consider deportation risk, the non-citizen may effectively receive a much harsher total punishment, creating more inequality for newcomers - not less. Putting in place new laws designed to discriminate against newcomers in Canada, could not be further from Christian ideals.

The Liberals voted against my bill to stop judges from giving lenient sentences to non-citizens convicted of serious crimes like sexual assault in order to allow them to avoid deportation. God forgive them.

It's now time ask why the SaskParty is putting public billions into the most expensive power option (nuclear) and refurbishing the oldest and dirtiest (coal) while turning their back on the cheapest new power — renewables, which can be built with private investment instead of taxpayer money. As power bills rise, it’s becoming clear the SaskParty doesn’t understand the economics of modern electricity generation.

The retort is obvious: the underlying economic, demographic, and fiscal conditions in Saskatchewan 25 years ago, before the 2007 global commodity boom, were completely different, so any comparisons to today are not measuring government performance — they are measuring different eras and are entirely reliable.

@eggermac It's ridiculous that after 2 decades the govt still brings this up. It's downright maddening that in 2 decades the NDP hasn't come up with any sort of retort to this.

Watching the live feed of the Legislative Assembly, the SaskParty keep comparing statistics to 2007 when the NDP were last in power. That was nearly two decades ago... Some voters were not even born yet. Current NDP MLAs were not part of government then. If you’ve been in charge for nearly 20 years, the numbers don’t belong to the last, long gone government anymore. They belong to you. Take responsibility.

You didn't fund the AgriStability program for farmers in Saskatchewan - it was mostly Prime Minister Carney and the Federal government who did (60% $ from the feds vs only 40% from the province)

The SaskParty government flagrantly, recklessly, and openly breaks Federal law and misinterprets and abuses the notwithstanding clause, while politicizing our largest Crown corporation, SaskPower, and fails to uphold constitutional obligations, like protecting our Northern forests. The current SaskParty government is simply not capable of taking on this role critical to upholding democracy. We must not have Kings Bench and the Court of Appeal turned into kangaroo courts filled with unqualified judges who got there by licking the SaskParty boots for years as lawyers. SaskParty partisan politics should never be allowed to undermine the administration of justice, the independence of the judiciary and the rule of law.

In this episode of SaskTalks: From Field to Front Office, host Chad Eggerman interviews CEO & strategic growth expert Ednali Fertuck-Zehavi about moving to, and living and working in Saskatchewan. podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/sas…

Part 3 of our 3-part series on public procurement in Canada covers defence procurement and the federal strategy to strengthen domestic supply chains. Read more: procido.com/2026/03/18/can… #DefenceProcurement #PublicProcurement #CanadaBusiness

Part 2 of our 3-part series on public procurement in Canada looks at Indigenous procurement and what private contractors need to know. Read more: procido.com/2026/03/16/ind… #IndigenousProcurement #PublicProcurement #CanadaBusiness

We’re excited to share that Procido LLP is a finalist for the NSBA 2026 Business Builder Awards – Pursuit of Excellence! Congratulations to our team for their dedication and hard work. procido.com/2026/03/13/pro… #NSBAAwards #BusinessExcellence #Procido #PursuitOfExcellence

Part 1 of our 3-part series on Canadian public procurement law: key principles every contractor and supplier should know. procido.com/2026/03/06/fiv… #PublicProcurement #GovContracts

I recently recorded a @SaskTalks podcast episode with Chanelle Chalazan — a young Saskatchewan entrepreneur who is already building her own business while most people her age are just starting to try to figure out what career they might want to do. What stood out to me most was not just the business itself, but the confidence, work ethic, and willingness to step forward and take risks at a young age. We need more of that in Saskatchewan. And we especially need to support it when we see it in young women. For a long time, leadership in business, agriculture, law, construction, and politics in this province has been male-dominated. That is changing — but it only changes when young women are encouraged early, taken seriously, and given real opportunities to lead. That means: - listening to their ideas, - backing their ambitions, - and not assuming they need to wait their turn. Some of the strongest leaders I know in urban and rural Saskatchewan today are women who started young, worked hard, and refused to be told they couldn’t do something. If you have daughters, students, employees, or young people in your community — support these women. Confidence grows when someone believes in you. And sometimes all it takes is one person saying: “You can do this. Go for it.” Episodes like this remind me that the future of Saskatchewan is in good hands. #Saskatchewan #Leadership #WomenInBusiness #Entrepreneurship #Mentorship #SaskTalks

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Are the Middle Powers, about to become the true leaders of the Free World?

Seen today on my walk back from lunch in downtown Saskatoon. The typically mild-mannered and reserved prairie folks may be reaching their breaking point...

@PremierScottMoe Between 2024 to 2025 homelessness in Saskatchewan's largest city increased massively - by nearly 30%. There are now 2000+ people in Saskatoon without a home.

Saskatchewan’s story is different. Our markets remain tight, but affordability continues to be our strongest advantage as we head into 2026.

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