Daryl Harrison

Strong partnerships deliver real results. 
We’re working closely with leaders across sectors to keep Saskatchewan moving forward, growing our economy, creating opportunity, and making life better for the people who call this province home. 
When we’re aligned and pulling in the same direction, Saskatchewan succeeds. @usask

City of Saskatoon was presented nearly $72 million through our Municipal Revenue Sharing program. This unconditional funding will support the priorities that matter most to Saskatoon residents. Thank you to Mayor Block and City Council for your continued leadership. @cityofsaskatoon

More diagnostic capacity means patients get answers sooner and start care earlier. By 2028, the goal is for 90% of scans to be done within 60 days. Improved imaging and added capacity put patients first. Learn more: patientsfirst.saskatchewan.ca

WATCH: Minister of Health Jeremy Cockrill goes in-depth on our Patients First plan and our record health care investments in Budget 2026. We're making sure patients can get the right care, in the right place, at the right time.

In the face of global trade uncertainty, Saskatchewan is still growing. We’ve got the strongest economy in Canada. The lowest unemployment. The strongest full-time job growth. Budget 2026 is all about Protecting Saskatchewan – so we can build on our progress and continue to have the strongest economy and be the best place to live in Canada.

The NDP’s Terrible, Horrible, No-Good, Very Bad Week

Canada brings home Paralympic gold in wheelchair curling, and Saskatchewan’s own Gil Dash of Kipling delivered when it mattered most.   Proud of our athletes who continue to inspire the province and the country on the world stage.

#APSMiniConference #StudentPresentations

Increased agriculture budget continues support for research, business risk management tools, strategic programs and animal welfare. Learn more: saskatchewan.ca/government/new… #SaskAg

Behind every field, every herd and every harvest is a person doing their best. If you or someone you know is struggling, reach out. The Farm Stress Line is here for the ag community. Learn more: farmstressline.ca #SaskAG #FarmSafetyEveryday #FarmStressLine

Saskatchewan is the most affordable place to live in Canada. The 2026 budget makes it more affordable by reducing taxes for everyone.

Investments that expand access to care is how we protect Saskatchewan.

Let’s listen to the person who inspires young people… not the NDP who discourages them.

Another indicator of the progress building across Saskatchewan.

We’re expanding Virtual Care to help unattached patients access primary care more easily. This means fewer ER visits, less travel, and the right care in the right place at the right time for Saskatchewan residents.

We’re protecting Saskatchewan families with lower taxes – saving them $200 million by reducing and indexing personal income tax. Learn more about how the 2026-27 Budget is protecting Saskatchewan at budget.saskatchewan.ca

We are experiencing one of the strongest periods of growth in this province's history. This government is building a future that is strong, secure, and filled with opportunities, especially for our youth!

Saskatchewan backs up 'Patients First' plan with $8.47B health care budget.

Sask reports Canada's lowest unemployment, record $90B GDP, and leading growth in housing, investment, and full-time jobs. It's forecast to be among the fastest-growing provinces through 2027, with 60+ major projects worth $60B (a $12B AI data centre), driving jobs and growth.

Today was budget day. The campaign commitments that we made in the last election were largely focused on ensuring that Saskatchewan remains the most affordable place to live in Canada.   We made choices to protect Saskatchewan and we’re delivering on each and every one of those campaign commitments in this budget.