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Jeremy Harrison
@JHarrisonMLA
Husband and Dad. MLA for Meadow Lake. Outdoors lover. Minister of the Crown.
Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan Katılım Mart 2014
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Bell Canada is launching a $12B project that will create over 1,600 jobs through construction, operations, and additional economic spin-off right here in Saskatchewan.
From construction to long‑term tech and trade opportunities, this historic development strengthens our province’s role as a leader in sovereign AI infrastructure and innovation.
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Saskatchewan is opening more entry points to care by empowering health professionals to use all of their skills and training.
Expanding scope of practice helps ensure people get the right care from the right professional at the right time.
This is a positive step forward for patients, families, and frontline teams.
More providers able to deliver more types of care mean healthier communities - you can access timely, effective care from more trained professionals closer to where you live.
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We recently rebuilt a transmission line to restore reliable power to Uranium City — one of the SK’s most remote communities. With only weeks of ice road access, our team hauled 133 loads and coordinated helicopter lifts to get the job done. This is just one of many projects strengthening SK’s power grid. Learn more at saskpower.com/projects.
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Today, we unveiled Saskatchewan’s Patients First Health Care Plan.
We’ve listened. There’s still not enough access to primary care. We need diagnostics and surgeries faster.
That’s why we’ve set more than 50 clear and tangible actionable steps.
Increased scope of practice for health professionals. Expanded virtual care. More Urgent Care Centres. More doctors, nurses, and NPs. More MRI, CT, and PET-CT scans. Find them all at: saskatchewan.ca/patientsfirst
The goal is access to health care like never before.
It will not be easy. We’ve already taken significant steps forward in these areas. But it’s not enough. We need a fresh vision and greater urgency. That’s what this plan does.
To ensure you get the right care, at the right time, at the right place.
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Thrilled to see another uranium project here in Saskatchewan.
NexGen Energy Ltd.@NexGenEnergy_
$NXE | We are extremely proud and pleased to announce that we have received final Federal approval for our generational Rook I Project! The NexGen Board of Directors, Executive team, and staff, extend our sincere gratitude to our Indigenous Nation partners, local communities, @PremierScottMoe and the @SKGov, Government partners, regulatory bodies, and all valued stakeholders who have contributed their expertise, trust, and dedication to the successful advancement of this generational Project over the past decade. This achievement belongs to all of us! "Today’s approval represents one of the most rigorous and comprehensive regulatory processes undertaken for a resource project globally. This milestone is the result of the NexGen team’s steadfast and unrelenting focus over 12 years understanding and delivering our objectives honestly and incorporating a culture of excellence. We moved with purpose and confidence to deliver a new standard for resources development.” NexGen Founder & CEO, @leighcuryer #RookI #NexGenEnergy #CleanEnergy #ProjectApproval @travmcph Read the full news release: nexgenenergy.ca/news/news-deta… TSX: $NXE | NYSE: $NXE | ASX: $NXG
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I’m pleased to be visiting India this week to participate in the Raisina Dialogue Conference. It's always a pleasure to see India's Foreign Minister @DrSJaishankar and great to be joined by fellow Canadians @PremierScottMoe, @CanadaIndiaBiz President Victor Thomas, and Lieutenant-General Derek Macaulay.
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WATCH: Deputy Premier Jim Reiter calls out NDP attacks in Question Period.
One day, the NDP say we’re spending too little. Then they say we’re spending too much. They say we’re cutting health care, then they say we’re spending record amounts.
Who knows where they stand?
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Great news for Saskatchewan today as Cameco signed a $2.6 billion deal to supply Saskatchewan uranium to India.
We will continue working with Saskatchewan exporters and Prime Minister @MarkJCarney to expand our export markets all over the world.
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“India needs oil, natural gas and uranium”
I know a place that can sell them all of those.
Read more: cbc.ca/news/politics/…
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I’m looking forward to our trade mission to India to grow opportunities for Saskatchewan food and energy exports. With $18 billion in exports since 2007, India is a vital partner.
Working with Prime Minister @MarkJCarney, we’ll expand market access, strengthen trade ties, and support jobs here at home while helping meet global food and energy needs.
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Out of nowhere, I became blind after stabbing my eye with a fork. How is that possible?
The Globe and Mail@globeandmail
Out of nowhere, Canada became poorer than Alabama. How is that possible? theglobeandmail.com/business/artic…
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Proud to celebrate the 20th anniversary of our election, our team and our legacy! Last night was about the cabinet, the caucus, political staff across the country and thousands of party volunteers who made it possible for a Prime Minister and a government to serve for nearly a decade. Thank you to all who joined us and made this special evening possible.
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Always a pleasure to spend time with the great Premier Moe of Saskatchewan. His leadership throughout these tumultuous times has strengthened Saskatchewan’s economy, diversified its trade with global markets, and is building an even brighter future for the province. Keep up the great work, Premier!
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I sincerely hope that mine is just one of many portraits of Prime Ministers from both parties that will continue to be hung in the Parliament of Canada for decades and centuries to come […] but that will require that in these perilous times both parties whatever their differences, come together to preserve the independence and unity of this blessed land.
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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 stepping back.
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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.
Today demonstrates the importance of foreign trade missions and shows what can be achieved when the federal and provincial governments and our export industries work together to strengthen our trade relationships.
Saskatchewan will continue these efforts in our export markets around the world.
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Net zero ideology completely shredded in 3 minutes 👇
Disclose.tv@disclosetv
NOW - U.S. Energy Secretary: "Let's just engage with reality. Oil, gas, and coal are what run the world. Full stop. We can't make a wind turbine or a solar panel or a nuclear power plant without massive amounts of oil, gas, and coal. That's how the world works."
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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 move into 2026 with an economy that is characterized by growth and resiliency, there is much uncertainty internationally and nationally regarding inflationary pressures, tariffs, and security. However, our government will always remain committed to creating and improving the things we can control - to attract investment and further opportunities for Saskatchewan people. A strong economy makes for strong communities which make for a strong and secure Saskatchewan.
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