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Legislative Report
March 11, 2026

Saskatchewan builds on strong momentum with investments and initiatives that protect our communities, our families and our economy. From expanding trade opportunities and improving rural roads to supporting municipalities and putting patients first, our government is focused on delivering results that matter most.

Recently, Premier Scott Moe led a successful trade and investment mission to India, strengthening Saskatchewan’s role as a key partner in global food and energy security. The mission resulted in the signing of several Memorandums of Understanding across sectors including uranium, carbon capture and storage, post-secondary education and agri-food technologies. A significant highlight was a $2.6 billion agreement between Cameco and India’s Department of Atomic Energy to supply Saskatchewan uranium over a nine-year term. Saskatchewan and India have a strong trade relationship with more than $18 billion in exports since 2007. We are proud to be a consistent ally and reliable supplier to India while creating opportunities for all those who live and work in Saskatchewan.

Strengthening our economy also means ensuring the infrastructure that helps support it remains safe and secure. Alongside the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM), our government announced more than $46 million for planned rural road network improvements through the Rural Integrated Roads for Growth program. This funding will support 41 road, bridge and culvert projects. Saskatchewan’s rural road network is the starting point for many agricultural products and other goods on their way to destinations throughout the province, across the country and around the world. These investments enhance connectivity and support Saskatchewan’s export-based economy.

Strong communities also depend on stable and predictable funding. That’s why our government continues to deliver record support through the Municipal Revenue Sharing (MRS) program. This year, Saskatchewan municipalities will receive $392.4 million - an eight per cent increase from last year and the highest amount ever allocated under MRS. Since 2007, we have provided nearly $5 billion in unconditional grants to municipalities. These funds help cities, towns, villages, rural municipalities and northern communities invest in local priorities where residents can thrive.

These investments continue to move Saskatchewan forward. At the same time, our government had the opportunity to connect directly with municipal leaders at the annual SARM Convention, which is currently underway. Cabinet members participated in the Bear Pit session, where delegates had the chance to raise questions and share perspectives on issues that matter most to rural Saskatchewan. Premier Scott Moe also delivered the opening address. He reaffirmed our government’s commitment to rural communities, acknowledged fiscal realities, and emphasized strategic planning, continued investments, and the protection of programs and services residents rely on.

Our government continues to protect health care by improving outcomes and putting patients first. Premier Scott Moe recently announced the Patients First Health Care Plan, a comprehensive, province-wide strategy focused on delivering the right care, in the right place, at the right time. The plan will accelerate ongoing efforts to improve access to health services by increasing the number of care providers and giving patients more options. While there is more work to be done, our government will continue building on steps already underway, so that every resident has a regular care provider by 2028. The plan includes over 50 initiatives. Read the complete plan.

Through continued strategic investments, stronger partnerships and collaboration with people across our great province, your Saskatchewan Party government is working hard to protect a bright future for everyone who calls Saskatchewan home. Looking ahead, the 2026-27 Provincial Budget, set for release on March 18, will build on these priorities. If you have any thoughts, concerns or ideas you would like to share, please contact my office using the contact information below.

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