Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe announces new border plan as Trump tariff threat looms
If our largest trading partner has identified the 49th parallel border security as a challenge, then that's a conversation that
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Stories of the year: Seats change, cities flip, but government stays the same
The 2024 election saw the governing Saskatchewan Party cede territory to the Opposition NDP, losing key seats that belonged to
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Message received? Premier Scott Moe reflects on election year, discusses new priorities for 2025
we identified there's a number of people that voted for us in elections previously that maybe didn't this time. So
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Sask. NDP Leader Carla Beck looks to continue building momentum in 2025
There was a change signal that was sent by the people of this province in this election...
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Sask. Party ‘must do better,’ says premier-designate Scott Moe
We're going to take a little bit of time. We're going to reflect on the message that was sent here
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From social worker to party leader, Carla Beck traces her path to politics
The most important thing in social work is the ability to understand where people are coming from, to meet them
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Premier path: As election looms, Sask. Party Leader Scott Moe reflects on what brought him into politics
From party volunteer to party leader and premier, Scott Moe is looking to form a fifth consecutive Sask. Party government
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Race to the Writ: NDP makes new promises, while Sask. Party touts projects
The Saskatchewan NDP and the governing Sask. Party made a number of announcements this week in advance of the coming
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Who’s running in the upcoming Saskatchewan general election?
The following is a list of Saskatchewan constituencies — and the people running in them — ahead of the upcoming
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Expert says two former Sask. Party MLAs moving to SUP might be a ‘wrinkle’ for government
I think this certainly throws a wrinkle into it for the Sask. Party," says University of Regina politics and international
