Keith Comstock

Do you know if residents can ask to see certain municipal documents? Scroll through the images to determine fact from fiction. Learn more: bit.ly/4s8qnEf @SKGov @SARM_Voice

@rgchernick @theamelia__ Me too...easy peasy

SARM had the opportunity to meet with the Honourable Sean Wilson, @SKGov Minister of SaskBuilds and Procurement, in Regina to discuss issues important to rural Saskatchewan on behalf of our member rural municipalities. #RuralMatters #SKPoli

BREAKING: Music legend Bruce Springsteen just released this incredible song that will be sure to piss Trump off beyond belief. “Streets of Minneapolis”. He wrote this song about Alex Pretti and Renée Good Saturday and recorded it yesterday. Share it far and wide and play it as loud as you can

The holidays are officially over...I just ate the last butter tart.

@DwayneMihalicz @broadwaybabyto Me too...exact same questions and attitude - turned out to be a cyst and a bad reaction to an antibiotic.

@broadwaybabyto I got treated the same way over a pancreatitis attack, it took two full blown hospitalizations before I found a doctor who believed me and figured out what was wrong, which was a genetic disorder called pancreatic divisum….

Years ago, I stumbled into an ER on New Year’s Day with a high heart rate, severe dizziness and chest pain. Dr: “How much did you drink last night?” Me: “I don’t drink” Dr: “Tell the truth or we can’t help you” Me: “I don’t drink, please help me”. Dr: “Don’t lie”

I keep seeing posts about the “right time” to take down your Christmas tree & decorations. There is no right time. Do whatever the hell you want.

Parents: Your kids have a .000001% of playing a professional sport Yet through sports done the right way, your kids have a 100% chance of building resiliency, learning life lessons, developing relationships & gaining confidence Sports done the right way are the ultimate teacher

I’ve reached the point most people hit right before systems fail. The point where facts stop working. Charts don’t matter. Reports don’t matter. Evidence doesn’t matter. You can post receipts until your fingers cramp and political partisans will still clap, chant, and rationalize while the house fills with smoke. They are not misinformed. They are committed. And commitment beats reality every time. That’s where Canada is now. The Liberals and the NDP no longer govern with outcomes in mind. They govern with narratives. If the story sounds compassionate, the damage underneath is waved away as acceptable collateral. Housing explodes. Healthcare buckles. Food banks flood. Productivity sinks. And if you point to any of it, you’re told to be kinder, quieter, or more patient. Patience is a luxury people without power can’t afford. What scares me isn’t just the policies. It’s the psychology. We are watching a ruling class that confuses control with competence and optics with success. Every failure is met with more management, more spending, more moral language, and less accountability. When reality resists, they don’t change course. They tighten. That’s where Mark Carney enters the picture, and why he should worry anyone paying attention. Carney doesn’t speak like a democratic leader. He speaks like a risk officer explaining why losses are necessary. “Sacrifice.” “Stability.” “Confidence.” These are not solutions. They are words used when the model is failing but the managers refuse to admit it. In his world, the problem is never the plan. It’s public resistance to the plan. That mindset is poison in a democracy. The Liberals broke affordability and papered it over with subsidies. The NDP cheered and demanded more of the same. Now Carney offers to professionalize the decline. Smoother language. Tighter controls. Bigger levers. Less dissent. He doesn’t promise prosperity. He promises management. Here’s the part people don’t want to hear. You can’t fix a country by overruling its citizens. You can’t tax, regulate, borrow, and moralize your way out of shortages. You can’t feed kids, house families, or staff hospitals with press releases. And when governments start treating criticism as a threat rather than a warning, history tells us what comes next. Not reform. Hardening. Surveillance language. Emergency logic. Ever broader definitions of “harm.” Ever fewer off ramps. This is how civilizations don’t collapse in a bang. They collapse in meetings. I don’t expect to convince partisans anymore. That window is gone. This is a warning, not an argument. If you are still cheering while food banks replace paycheques, while hospitals ration care, while housing becomes a privilege, while leaders talk about sacrifice without ever naming their own, understand this: they are not fiddling while Rome burns. They are insisting the fire is necessary. And once that belief sets in, facts won’t save us. Only consequences will. By then, our children are already in the smoke.

This is the Heritage Minute that was deleted from YouTube by people who want to erase Sir John A. Macdonald from our history. Let’s make sure as many people as possible see this. Make this go viral.

Always worth a repost.

@Jeff3Richards Stopped in to pick up his Dec 24th free parking pass? Merry Christmas to you and your family Jeff. Please pass on our best to all the good folks at City Hall!

Always a good day when this legend stops by 🎄🎅. He said I was basically on the right side of the list.

Caution, shameless promotion of a sort of relative here. JC's cousin's, daughter-inlaws neice owns LOVE at First Bite, Regina. Beautiful treats, hot chocolate bombs, "coal" lumps for the naughty etc. Great for stockings and a LOCAL business!! share.google/YS5sY9X1koPJq0…

The deadline to nominate a reeve, councillor, or administrator for the 2026 Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Outstanding Service to Rural Saskatchewan is December 31. Visit our website to learn more: sarm.ca/events/awards-…

Today, our government awarded the Premier’s Commendation Award to 64 volunteer and municipal fire departments, and the tribal council partners whose type 2 firefighters heroically protected communities and supported our fellow Saskatchewan residents when they were in need during the 2025 wildfire season.  This year’s program was dedicated to those who responded to the 2025 wildfires, honouring their extraordinary efforts during this summer’s unprecedented wildfire season. Congratulations to the recipients of the Premier’s Commendation – you and your teams exemplified resilience and embodied the spirit of Saskatchewan – remaining steadfast, dedicated, and courageous in the face of danger. Your commitment to protecting Saskatchewan families reflects the very best of our province. Thank you to all who served.

🚀 New week, new JSGS News! Level up your skills with upcoming Executive Education workshops, explore exciting student achievements, catch up on lectures, and more. Read the full issue 👉 ow.ly/er0a50XAMrK #JSGSNews #PublicPolicy @uofregina @usask

Home made beef stew and cheezy biscuits for supper on a cold night. Smells awesome!

This is something

Steven Guilbeault may go down as one of the least effective Environment Ministers in years. Science became a tool to push a predetermined agenda, not to measure results. The carbon tax is the clearest example: no baseline, no metrics, emissions rising, and a food industry left less competitive. In the end, he acted more like an activist than a policymaker — and Canadians paid the price.

Enjoying a great evening at CWA Rodeo courtesy of my friends and colleagues @SUMAConnect Thanks so much!!