Jordan McPhail MLA Report The wildfire season has been devastating to the North. More than 300 permanent residents destroyed, more than 2,000 structures d

Saskatchewan continues to see strong economic growth and the 2026-27 budget builds on that momentum with investments supporting affordability, health care and better services. Our province saw 15,000 full-time jobs created in March with an unemployment rate of five per cent, the lowest among provinces and below the national average of 6.7 per cent. This

Saskatchewan continues to move forward with strong growth and opportunity across our province. Our government remains focused on ensuring families can succeed, communities can thrive, and residents have access to the services they rely on every day. Building on that momentum, Saskatchewan ranked first in Canada for wholesale trade growth, with a 15.3 per cent

The spring legislative session brings your Saskatchewan Party government back to the Legislature, continuing the work already underway to deliver results that make meaningful difference for Saskatchewan residents. Our government continues to protect our strong economy and create jobs. Statistics Canada’s recently released data show Saskatchewan ranks first among the provinces with 12 per cent

Saskatchewan continues to move forward with steady economic growth and ongoing investments in key services. Our priority remains clear: supporting communities and delivering what matters most, made possible by a strong economy. Recent figures from Statistics Canada show Saskatchewan leads the country in wholesale trade with a 14.6 per cent year-over-year increase. This growth reflects

Our province is moving forward with strength and purpose. From steady job growth to targeted investments in health care, housing and community safety, we continue to build on that momentum and deliver real results for families in Prince Albert and across Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan’s economy is off to a strong start in 2026. Statistics Canada data

Across Saskatchewan, people are working hard every day for their families and communities. Your Saskatchewan Party is doing the same. Our focus remains on supporting that work by continuing to make strategic investments that keep communities strong, opportunities close to home, and programs and services reliable. This is made possible by the positive momentum building

January is a time to reflect on what we have accomplished together and to look ahead with optimism. This past year was a productive one for our government, marked by a growing Saskatchewan, a strong economy, and continued investments in programs and services that people rely on. These efforts are focused on building a secure

As the year ends, Saskatchewan’s economy is showing no signs of slowing down with wholesale trade growth ranking first in the nation for year-over-year growth. Recent Statistics Canada numbers show our province experienced a 12 per cent increase from October 2024 to October this year. We not only ranked first in year-over-year growth but also

Following the conclusion of a productive fall legislative session, our government introduced and passed new measures focused on keeping Saskatchewan’s economy strong, our communities safe and our future secure. Progress continued as commitments made in the Throne Speech moved forward through several new pieces of legislation. Five have already become law and received Royal Assent.

As the fall legislative session draws to a close, I am pleased to share some of the important initiatives our government has taken to continue building a strong, safe and secure Saskatchewan for everyone. From investing in health care and education to strengthening public safety and increasing access to basic necessities, there is much to

From economic growth and increasing school construction to major health care investments and strengthened community policing, Saskatchewan’s momentum is clear. These are not just initiatives of our government; they’re building blocks for the quality of life we all want for today and for generations. The latest data from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation shows

Alana Ross As the crisp fall air settles in, your elected MLAs are back at the Legislative Assembly for another busy session, ready to represent our communities and focus on what matters most to Saskatchewan people. This is an exciting time as we see continued growth and development that will help shape the future of

Kevin Kasun Prince Albert Carlton MLA Saskatchewan’s population continues to grow in the second quarter of 2025, reaching an all-time high of 1,266,959 according to recent Statistics Canada population estimates. Over the past year, the population has increased by 1.5 per cent, making it the third-highest growth rate in Canada and well above the national

Prince Albert has a lot to offer, and it’s been a pleasure connecting with so many of you at community events over the summer. As the crisp air of fall settles in, I’m proud to share some significant developments taking place in our city. The Lake Country Co-Op Leisure Centre, the largest infrastructure project in

Saskatchewan continues to demonstrate economic strength with continued growth in key sectors. Recent labour force numbers from Statistics Canada show that Saskatchewan has hit another record with 16,500 full-time jobs added year-over-year in August. Our province also has the lowest unemployment rate among all provinces at 4.7 per cent, well below the national average of

Saskatchewan remains financially strong, holding the highest overall credit rating among provinces when considering all three major rating agencies.

Saskatchewan recently recognized Economic Development Week, focusing on the crucial role of businesses and economic development organizations in creating opport

Our province started off 2025 strong and continues to produce great economic numbers, allowing our government to invest in areas of need in Saskatchewan communities.