
Scott Moe
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Premier of Saskatchewan. Leader of the @SaskParty
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Some have called for export tariffs on SK exports like oil and potash. Here’s why that doesn’t work.
Scott Moe111,005 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Saskatchewan companies are investing $500 million to expand the Neptune Potash Terminal at the Port of Vancouver. Once complete, more Saskatchewan potash will move through this terminal each year than the entire country of Belarus produces. In an uncertain world, the world can be certain about Saskatchewan potash.
Scott Moe39,259 Aufrufe • vor 28 Tagen

NDP BC Premier David Eby is blaming everyone but himself for Nutrien building its new port facility in the US, not Vancouver. I was asked about that on the Evan Bray show this morning and here was my answer. Every team I've played on, I want all of the players to score, not just myself. Premier Eby isn't sharing that same approach to this project.
Scott Moe277,223 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

Federal Minister Champagne says Canada will not remove EV tariffs that have resulted in Chinese canola tariffs because: "We want to protect our industries. We want to protect our workers. We want to protect our communities." Here is my response to that. What about Saskatchewan workers in Saskatchewan communities in the Saskatchewan canola industry? Team Canada can't just mean Team Quebec.
Scott Moe426,359 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Home ice matters. The new Bell data centre near Regina is the largest capital project ever in Canada and will create thousands of good paying jobs. But it's much more than that. It's about building to protect Canada's data sovereignty, our destiny and our future. Here’s why home ice advantage is important when it comes to protecting your data.
Scott Moe38,288 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
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Our Canadian canola industry is every bit as important to our economy and jobs as Canadian steel, aluminum, auto manufacturing and forestry. And a lot more significant than the electric vehicle industry. Here is my statement on the 76 per cent tariffs on canola imposed by China today.
Scott Moe264,253 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

The teachers’ union has said they would like the same salary formula that MLAs have and that they will return to the bargaining table if the government offers a new mandate. Earlier this afternoon, that very deal was offered. Education Minister Jeremy Cockrill explains the new offer.
Scott Moe369,518 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

My response to the federal election results and my message to Prime Minister Mark Carney.
Scott Moe213,056 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Two weeks from today, the new provincial budget will deliver the largest ever increase in school operating funding and a record new commitment to address classroom size and complexity. Today, I am taking the unusual step of announcing part of the education budget prior to budget day, to clearly demonstrate our commitment to address teachers’ concerns around classroom supports. In light of these significant new commitments, I am asking the STF to pause their job action so that teachers and students can return to their classrooms, and the teachers’ union can return to the bargaining table.
Scott Moe289,065 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

The NDP is presenting a false choice between separation and the status quo. I’m not interested in separation, but I’m also not interested in the status quo of Saskatchewan being mistreated by the federal government, with the full support of the NDP. In the federal election, Saskatchewan people voted for change and I will be working on behalf of Saskatchewan to achieve that change.
Scott Moe173,278 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

On January 1, we’re taking the Trudeau-NDP carbon tax off natural gas for home heating to match the federal exemption for heating oil. About 30,000 Saskatchewan households, many in northern and First Nations communities, use electricity to heat their homes. Here’s what we’re doing to ensure fairness for those Saskatchewan families.
Scott Moe237,358 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren