Premier Scott Moe answered his 1000th question in the legislature this week. He joins two other government MLAs in achieving that milestone, Dustin Duncan and Don Morgan.

Community safety remains a priority for our government; that's why this budget includes $641.1 million for the Ministry of Corrections, Policing and Public Safety. Together they will work to maintain and promote public safety in Saskatchewan communities.

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This budget invests in expanding services and improving mental health and addictions care for Saskatchewan people as well as hospital-based services, physician visits and prescription drug costs.

This budget also sees investments to deliver timely and quality cancer care services for Saskatchewan women such as breast cancer care and screening initiatives, ongoing ovarian cancer research and enhanced gynecological cancer therapy.

Sean Tucker Charles Smith @profsmithsask.bsky.social Regina Leader-Post Don Morgan We have worked hard at getting workers to the table and are now seeing positive results. Willingness from all parties to hear from those who do the work is the answer. More work to do but committed to the process. #canlab #OHS

The 2024-25 budget includes key investments to improve health care, expand patient care and increase access to services to meet the demands of our growing population. Learn more at Saskatchewan.ca/budget.

We are investing in what teachers and students have told us matter the most. Overall, this budget provides $356.6 million in classroom supports and is a significant commitment to address classroom size and complexity. Learn more at Saskatchewan.ca/budget.

This budget addresses the challenges of a growing province by reinvesting the benefits of growth in the areas that matter most to Saskatchewan people – education, health and our communities. Learn more about the provincial budget at Saskatchewan.ca/budget.

Saskatchewan's 2024-25 Municipal Revenue Sharing program will set a new record, with a 14 per cent increase from the 2023-24 fiscal year and 167 per cent increase since 2007-08.

SIPPA plays an important role in our ongoing physician recruitment efforts. Congratulations to the latest group of physicians on their completion of the program!

Saskatchewan's Investment Attraction Strategy will lead to more opportunities for local, national and international investors, while solidifying our province as a nation leader in private capital investment.

The Global Institute for Food Security provides expertise and leadership in the discovery, development and delivery of innovative solutions to produce globally sustainable food. This investment will provide $15 million over the next 5 years and help ensure this work can continue.

These clinics will improve access to primary health care by providing a new avenue for patients to seek care. Our Health Human Resources Action Plan is showing success in a number of rural, regional and northern communities.

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…

Regina’s new Breast Health Centre will provide a co-location of services, such as diagnostic imaging, consultation with specialists and surgeons, patient education, support and navigation as well as on-site access to post treatment care, such as therapies and rehabilitation.