Scott Moe

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.

Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce acknowledges that the 2026-2027 budget provides stability for Saskatchewan.

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.

Provincial gov’t includes plans to build Yorkton hospital in 2026-27 budget.

More specialized support classrooms announced as Sask. gov’t delivers education budget.

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

Our government is delivering a budget that protects Saskatchewan, supporting the services people rely on, strengthening our economy, and ensuring stability in uncertain times. We’re focused on keeping our province strong, today and for the future.

We’re taking action to strengthen critical care across Saskatchewan. Through our Patients First Health Care Plan, new ICU beds are already in place — with more on the way. This means faster access to life-saving care, better flow in our hospitals, and stronger outcomes for patients and families. It’s about making sure you can count on care when and where you need it most.

All across Canada, provinces are facing financial challenges. Tomorrow is budget day here in Saskatchewan. Our government had a choice: raise taxes, cut services or protect Saskatchewan. We chose to protect Saskatchewan.

Today, I was at Canada’s Farm Show to celebrate the strength of Saskatchewan agriculture. Our producers, innovators, and equipment leaders are helping feed the world. With growing global demand for our food, fuel and fertilizer, Saskatchewan continues to show why we are a trusted and reliable partner.

Saskatchewan continues to lead the world in canola innovation. BASF’s $27 million investment to expand its Canola Breeding Centre in Saskatoon will strengthen research, create jobs, and help deliver the next generation of high-performing hybrids for growers. Our province has what the world needs, and we’re proud to support the innovation that keeps Saskatchewan agriculture strong.

We’re building a stronger health system—for patients, families, and communities. More hospital beds mean less delay for care, smoother patient flow, and better care—exactly where and when people need it most. Learn more at patientsfirst.saskatchewan.ca

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.

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.

Regina’s Michael Martorana dedication to basketball and mentoring young athletes is truly inspiring. Congratulations, Michael, as you near an incredible world record. Saskatchewan is cheering you on!

Here is what the University of Saskatchewan, Dean of the College of Medicine has to say about the Patient First Health Care Plan.

Great to see Saskatchewan’s own Hayley Wickenheiser continuing to inspire the next generation.   By mentoring young athletes and sharing her experience, she’s showing what leadership, hard work, and community spirit look like.   Saskatchewan is proud of you, Hayley.

We’re expanding Nurse Practitioner contracts across Saskatchewan to help more people connect with primary care. This means better access to the right care, in the right place, at the right time. Learn more about our Patients First Health Care Plan: patientsfirst.saskatchewan.ca

Saskatchewan’s economy is strong. We had the lowest unemployment rate and strongest full-time job growth in Canada.

Saskatchewan continues to have one of the strongest economies in Canada. The 2026 RBC Economics Quarterly Canadian outlook report provides an encouraging look at what’s ahead for Saskatchewan: we’ll have the second strongest growth in the country this year and more than double the national growth rate. Our government will continue to protect the Saskatchewan economy.