Since the initial TeleMiracle telethon in 1977, Saskatchewan residents have donated more than $159 million, which remains in Saskatchewan, with proceeds going to the Kinsmen Foundation.
Learn more, tune in and donate at https://t.co/z0IHFujCQd
If the federal government is serious about fighting inflation, it needs to remove the carbon tax on everything to help lower gas prices, grocery prices and everything else we produce and transport in Canada.
All angling limits and all other sport fishing laws and requirements remain in effect. With warmer temperatures across the province, it's critical to keep safety top of mind and make sure that ice is safe and thick enough before walking or driving on it. https://t.co/QguLspPuvU.
Tobacco and vapour product retailers are responsible for ensuring they only sell these items to people 19 years and older. Government-issued identification containing the person's photograph, date of birth and signature is required to confirm age.
Launched last month, this incentive program will provide up to $600 per month for eligible families.
This program will also provide working families who have lower income access to supplementary health benefits, connection to employment supports, and more.
With shipments totaling $20.2 billion for 2023, we have already surpassed our 2030 Growth Plan target of $20 billion in agri-food exports. This milestone not only reflects the dedication of Sask. farmers but also the global demand for their high-quality agricultural products.
Saskatchewan continues to assert itself as a reliable energy investment jurisdiction.
26,000 energy workers and their families call Sask. home, and we will continue to fight for, and support, the jobs and opportunities that come from a strong and sustainable oil and gas sector.
Saskatchewan's agriculture industry has posted a fourth consecutive year of record agri-food exports, with shipments totalling $20.2 billion for 2023!
Saskatchewan's exports have grown by more than 52.1 per cent since 2013. Trade and investment offices around the world support Saskatchewan companies seeking investment opportunities and promoting trade.
We look forward to continuing to expand our exports, open new markets and share Saskatchewan's story with the world.
More children in Saskatchewan living with cystic fibrosis are now eligible for coverage of Trikafta, a medication that improves lung function.
Sask was one of the first provinces to fund Trikafta.
Located in Yorkton, the plant’s expected completion date is the end of 2025.
Saskatchewan's agriculture industry has posted a fourth consecutive year of record agri-food exports, with shipments totaling $20.2 billion for 2023.
Thank you Donna, Don, Dustin and Gord for your many years of service and commitment to your constituents and our province, for all your hard work and for your friendship.
The benefit is available to families with an annual income up to $60,000. They can receive up to $150 per year for each child 18 years or younger, or $200 per year for children who are eligible for the federal Child Disability Tax Credit.
Starting February 1, the minimum age for purchasing tobacco or vaping products in Saskatchewan increases from 18 to 19.
A government supplied photo ID with birthdate and signature is required to purchase these products.
Our government is making life more affordable for Saskatchewan families. The SEI has a simple online application and reporting process to make it more convenient for families to access their monthly benefit.
Learn more and apply at https://t.co/omJ09iWEnC.
Housing starts represent the number of new housing builds where construction has begun. These numbers show that people are continuing to build their futures in this province, keeping our communities and economy strong and prosperous for everyone.
Saskatchewan’s economic growth looks to be pushed to more than double the national average, a major contributor to this being BHP’s $6.4 billion Stage 2 expansion of the Jansen potash project. Once this project is complete it will be the largest potash mine in the world.
The latest job numbers indicate that Saskatchewan has reached another record with 22,100 full time jobs added year over year, ranking second in the nation!
In 2023 the largest job gains year-over-year were reported in:
- Professional, scientific and technical services, up 5,600;
- Educational services, up 4,000; and
- Transportation and warehousing, up 3,100.
Details on health care opportunities, how to access them and more information on the province's HHR Action Plan are available at https://t.co/4Kzpjl8YPl