Provincial News

REGINA — An Opposition emergency motion to suspend the provincial 15-cent-a-litre gas tax failed in the Saskatchewan legislature Tuesday, with Premier Scott Moe saying there are other ways to save people money.

EDMONTON — Prairie premiers are urging Canada to act on American concerns over illegal cross-border traffic of people and drugs to stave off the looming threat of 25-per-cent tariffs.

Scott Moe took to X to raise concerns about President-elect Donald Trump’s plan to hit Canada with 25 per cent tariff.

Opposition critic Aleana Young points to Scott Moe being named in a lawsuit filed by Shercom Industries Inc. against the provincial government.

Opposition NDP leader says Sask Party government offering more of the same.

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REGINA — Saskatchewan legislators are back in the house, with Premier Scott Moe’s government promising to do more on affordability, to do better on health care and education, and to do their best to behave in the chamber.

Government pledges to live up to commitments on affordability, health care and education as the 30th Legislature opened on Monday afternoon.

MLA for Melfort is elected Speaker of the Legislature by acclamation Monday

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