Moe made the remarks at his fundraiser dinner at Prairieland Park, the first in-person Saskatoon Premier's Dinner in three years. skpoli
Moe has long pushed against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Liberal government’s environmental policies in the name of Saskatchewan’s resource sector. He cautioned that Canada could be moving too quickly into renewable energy without a proper backup plan.Article contentMoe pointed to Saskatchewan’s role in responding to global food and energy shortages caused by Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Moe also acknowledged the next provincial election is under two years away. The Saskatchewan Party won its fourth majority government in 2020 and holds 48 of the province’s 61 seats.Article contentThe Opposition New Democrats have criticized Moe for bragging about how well the provincial coffers are doing without responding to inflation or challenges in the health-care system.
“Chief Wally Burns has had to dig deep and provided excellent leadership, not only for his community but all of us in the province.”
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