Premier Scott Moe addressed his concerns about the tariffs announced by President Trump on his Facebook page. Moe underscored the far-reaching implications of these tariffs, both for the United States and its trading partners, such as Saskatchewan. "President Trump is just simply wrong when he says Canada has nothing the USA needs," Moe said. "American farmers need Canadian fuel and fertilizer to grow their crops," he said, emphasizing how important Saskatchewan is to the eco

The recent imposition of tariffs by the United States on Canadian goods will have a huge impact on our economies and communities. A 25% tariff on most items and a 10% tax on energy exports are not merely economic measures; they strike at the heart of the relationship between two closely related countries. Canadian leaders, from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to provincial leaders like Premier Doug Ford, have risen to the occasion. Retaliatory taxes on $30 billion in US goods h

Released on February 7, 2025 As Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe prepares for his next trip to Washington, D.C. and Mexico, the emphasis is firmly on improving trade relations and maintaining the prosperity of both Canada and its important international partners. This mission has great promise for improving economic partnership and tackling critical issues affecting businesses and people on both sides of the border. A Strategic Visit to Washington, D.C. Premier Moe's itinerary

Saskatchewan residents will be exempt from the federal carbon tax beginning in 2024. SaskEnergy and SaskPower will eliminate the federal carbon tax from home heating in Saskatchewan beginning January 1, 2024, benefiting residents who were excluded from the federal government's decision to exempt the carbon price on home heating oil. This will save the average Saskatchewan family $400 by 2024. SaskPower will eliminate the carbon tax on heating by lowering the federal carbon ta

Statistics Canada released some of the official 2021 Census population details today. Today, Statistics Canada released some population profile data from the 2021 census. The Town of Gull Lake officially had a population of 908 residents in the 2021 census. According to census data, Gull Lake's population has decreased by 13.2 percent since the 2016 census. This reduction more than negated the 5.8% gain seen in the 2016 census and is substantially below the all-time low of 9

Saskatchewan residents are being asked to use rapid antigen testing kits to monitor for COVID-19. Residents who receive a positive rapid antigen test or confirmatory PCR test will be required to self-isolate for five days, down from ten. If you have COVID-19 symptoms, you should immediately isolate yourself and seek a PCR test at a Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) testing site. As part of COVID-19 case management protocols, all residents are required to self-isolate and no