Renovations have been completed on a 24-unit apartment building, located at 115 McKendry Avenue West in Melfort.
Promises Kept
1) Reducing provincial debt.
2) Reduction in income tax.
3) Reduction in property tax.
4) $2.3B invested in infrastructure.
5) Long-term solution to municipal revenue sharing.
The Saskatchewan economy continues to lead the way.
Construction will soon be underway to convert the building next door to the Regina Catholic School Division’s Sacred Heart Community School into a full service gymnasium.
The 2013 recipients of the Premier's Award for Excellence in the Public Service were announced today during National Public Service Week.
Today, Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister Lyle Stewart offered congratulations to Allen and Lillian Patkau, provincial winners of the 2013 Environmental Stewardship Award (TESA).
The deadline for nominations to the Citizen Consultation Team that will steer the development of a province-wide Disability Strategy is now just two weeks away.
The Saskatchewan government is investing $500,000 to support a new tuberculosis (TB) strategy.
Deputy Premier Ken Krawetz is leading a Saskatchewan delegation to Ukraine June 15-21.
People heading out on the road to enjoy company with dad or a weekend at the lake will notice some work around the province.
Seeding is nearing completion in the province with 96 per cent of the 2013 crop in the ground, significantly above the five-year (2008-2012) average of 89 per cent seeded for this time of year.
Fall Session Wrap-Up
With the short but important fall session of the legislature behind us, our thoughts now turn to what is truly important: time with friends and family over the holidays. It reminds all of us of why we chose a life of public service. While MLAs come from all walks of life, we have one thing in common: the desire to serve the people of Saskatchewan as best we can.
Over the last two weeks, our government laid out the steps we will take over the next four years to continue to move Saskatchewan forward. In the speech from the Throne, we re-affirmed our commitments to responsibly manage the province’s historic growth, improve the quality of life for all Saskatchewan people, make life more affordable and to be accountable to you: the electorate.
Over the course of the legislative session, our government kept several promises we made during the recent election campaign through the introduction of several pieces of important legislation.
Hope for the Future
On Monday, November 7 Saskatchewan people made a clear choice. They chose to keep our province moving forward with Premier Brad Wall and the Saskatchewan Party. On behalf of the entire Saskatchewan Party Caucus, thank you for your support.
The election took place at a very important time of the year. On Remembrance Day, we remember those who gave their lives to give us the gifts of freedom and democracy. We honour those gifts every time we vote.