New Laws on AI, Public Safety Promised in Throne Speech

Saskatchewan Premier Promises More Income Tax Cuts, Healthcare Improvements in Throne Speech

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe speaks during a press conference prior to the throne speech in Regina, on Oct. 27, 2026. (The Canadian Press/Liam Richards)

New laws on AI, public safety promised in throne speech

The address by Lieutenant Governor Bernadette McIntyre officially opened the third session of the Thirtieth Legislature.

Here’s what stood out in Saskatchewan’s 2026 throne speech

While many campaign promises and ongoing goals for the Government of Saskatchewan were reiterated during Tuesday’s speech from the throne, here’s what stood out.

Saskatchewan throne speech paints province as strong and steady during global uncertainty

"The world is uncertain," said Lt.-Gov. Bernadette McIntyre, as she opened her speech on Tuesday. "Saskatchewan isn't."

Speech from the Throne focuses on affordability, health care, public safety issues

REGINA, Sask. - Affordability, health care, addressing mental health and addictions, and community safety are among the main issues outlined in the 2026 Speech from the Throne. The address by Lieutenant Governor Bernadette McIntyre officially op...

“Saskatchewan Remains Strong and Steady”

The provincial government has outlined its agenda to keep Saskatchewan strong and steady in its 2026 Speech from the Throne, delivered in the Legislative Assembly by Lieutenant Governor Bernadette McIntyre. The speech opened: “The world is uncertain. Saskatchewan isn’t. While global unrest, tariffs and market turmoil affect trade relationships, economies, nations and people all over …