Congratulations to Ken Cheveldayoff, acclaimed tonight in Saskatoon Willowgrove as our second nominated candidate for the 2028 provincial election!

The NDP had a terrible session. MLA Colleen Young goes over the top 10 reasons why.

Tax deadline is fast approaching. The Saskatchewan Party has steadily decreased taxes, including in this year’s budget. The NDP voted against these measures to keep Saskatchewan the most affordable place in Canada.

Tonight in Shellbrook, the Saskatchewan Party will nominate its first of 61 candidates for the 2028 provincial election - Premier Scott Moe.

Good news for Saskatchewan – new Statistics Canada data shows we’re first in the country for year-over-year wholesale trade growth; reflecting business confidence and economic strength across our province.

“Things are looking not so rosy for Carla Beck and the NDP.” - Global News, April 8. 2026

The NDP plan for power generation will leave Saskatchewan without enough electricity, but at least you will pay twice as much.

Carla Beck now has Dwain Lingenfelter-level disapproval numbers. “New Democratic Party of Saskatchewan leader Carla Beck, who has served in the position since 2022, has a favourability rating of one-third (33%) and is viewed unfavourably by 57 per cent.” -Angus Reid Institute, Cross-Canada Outlook, April 8, 2026 “Four provincial opposition leaders were in deep trouble when Angus Reid Public Opinion conducted a 7,000 respondent national poll last month.  Worst off was the Saskatchewan NDP’s Dwain Lingenfelter, with an astonishing 57 per cent disapproval rating.” -The Tyee.ca, December 14, 2010

A new poll shows Saskatchewan people are rejecting the NDP’s politics of anger, hate and division. 57 per cent of SK people now disapprove of NDP Leader Carla Beck.   That’s the highest disapproval rate of any province’s opposition leader. Maybe running down Saskatchewan and saying you should hate people you disagree with isn’t such a great strategy.

On Green Shirt Day, we honour Logan Boulet and the powerful legacy of organ and tissue donation. Across Saskatchewan, families are choosing to give the gift of life and are bringing hope to others. #loganbouleteffect 💚

Big, nation-building projects are underway right now in Saskatchewan. BHP’s Jansen potash mine is more than a resource project — it’s an example the rest of Canada should follow of how to get major investments built, creating jobs and strengthening our economy.

Wishing everyone across our province a very blessed Good Friday.

Last week, the former mayor of Grayson let the NDP know that Grayson has a pretty nice school. In response, the NDP called him a "troll."

New NDP leader Avi Lewis says pipelines lead to murders & sexual assaults. His party is more radical than ever. The NDP agenda: ❌ No new pipelines. Ever. ❌ Nationalize resources, pharma & grocery stores ❌ Cancel billions in private investment ❌ Rent caps that kill new housing ❌ Bring back the carbon tax Saskatchewan can’t afford the NDP, now or ever.

Here are a few of the radical motions coming from the NDP leader’s recent convention: ❌ Nationalizing oil and gas ❌ Increasing taxes on potash ❌ Banning nuclear energy Did you think we were talking about Avi Lewis? No! This was Carla Beck’s Saskatchewan NDP convention. Turns out the NDP are the NDP no matter where you go.

A lifeline for Saskatchewan's most vulnerable. 💚 Our government is funding the province's first complex needs facility in North Battleford for people with severe, life-threatening addictions who cannot ask for help themselves.

We proudly support our first responders who protect Saskatchewan. That's why we are doubling the First Responders Tax Credit for volunteer firefighters, search and rescue volunteers, and emergency medical responders.

Our Patients First Plan ensures our dedicated health care professionals can provide the right care in the right place at the right time.

WATCH: Minister of Health Jeremy Cockrill goes in-depth on our Patients First plan and our record health care investments in Budget 2026. We're making sure patients can get the right care, in the right place, at the right time.

In the face of global trade uncertainty, Saskatchewan is still growing. We’ve got the strongest economy in Canada. The lowest unemployment. The strongest full-time job growth. Budget 2026 is all about Protecting Saskatchewan – so we can build on our progress and continue to have the strongest economy and be the best place to live in Canada.