Scott Moe disagrees with Trump's tariff threat but says all can agree border security needs work
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has adamantly disagreed with U.S. president-elect Donald Trump's 25 per cent tariff threat on Canada and Mexico, but says he feels all can agree that border security needs to be addressed.
Moe speaks on next steps to address Trump’s tariff threats
REGINA - Premier Scott Moe is considering next steps to address the threat by President-elect Donald Trump to impose a 25 per cent tariff on Canadian goods. “I don't think any job, any industry would be untouched with a 25 per cent tariff from the U.
But the biggest victory for Premier Scott Moe’s party, which started its fifth mandate with this week’s throne speech, is ...
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Mandryk: Clarke's moving remarks on his transgender children need to be heardFor 13 minutes in the Saskatchewan legislature Tuesday, the premier of this province was angrily condemned by a dad, who ...
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Saskatchewan NDP MLA Jared Clarke tore into Premier Scott Moe during a speech in the legislature on Tuesday, criticizing ...
Moe said Saskatchewan has worked to diversify its trading partners in recent years, and may be among the least reliant on the ...
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Sask. NDP vows to keep pushing for cost-of-living reliefThe Saskatchewan NDP says drivers in the province could — and should — be paying several dollars less today and through the ...
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Saskatchewan legislature member says premier targeted his transgender childrenA Saskatchewan legislature member says his transgender children were targeted in an election campaign promise about school ...
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