DAFFODIL MONTH
As the first flower to bloom in the spring, daffodils are resilient. In Canada, April is known as Daffodil Month and is the Canadian Cancer Society's annual fundraising campaign. The daffodil is a symbol of hope for those affected by cancer. Daffodil Month raises funds for cancer research, support programs, and advocacy initiatives.
With 2 in 5 Saskatchewan residents expected to be diagnosed in their lifetime, cancer impacts all of us.
COMMUNITY CANDLELIGHT VIGIL HELD TO HONOUR AND REMEMBER THE VICTIMS OF THE TRAGIC EVENTS THAT UNFOLDING DURING THE LAPU-LAPU FESTIVAL
It was with a heavy heart that I brought greetings to the Filipino community and community leaders across Saskatoon at City Hall Square last evening.
We gathered together in the shadow of a tragedy that has shaken us all to our core. There are no words that can fully capture the sorrow we feel for the lives lost and the pain the community is feeling.
The Government of Saskatchewan stands with the Filipino Community in their time of sorrow and grief.
The strength, resilience, and unity of the Filipino community has always been a source of inspiration to us.
Our Provincial Motto, “From Many People Strength” rings true.
WILLISTON BASIN CONFERENCE FOCUSES ON BOOSTING SASKATCHEWAN OIL PRODUCTION
Attending the Williston Basin Petroleum Conference in Regina was a genuine pleasure Tuesday morning, with top-tier CEOs from the industry presenting their thoughts and innovations. Premier Moe delivered the morning keynote speech. As the conference alternates between Canada and the US, it attracts attendees from across North America. Saskatchewan is leading the way in boosting oil production while emphasizing sustainability.
"The Williston Basin Petroleum Conference has returned to Regina, showcasing Saskatchewan's world-class oil and gas sector. During the three-day event from April 28 to 30, 2025, Premier Scott Moe participated in a fireside chat focusing on energy production and Energy and Resources Minister Colleen Young engaged in a panel discussion with industry leaders." "
See the news release below:
"This conference brings together key partners from the Williston Basin oil producing region who are focused on the responsible and sustainable development of our abundant resources," Young said. "Events like this accelerate innovation, which is critical for our province as we pursue our 2030 oil production goal of 600,000 barrels per day. Unleashing Saskatchewan's massive energy potential will create jobs, bring investment and grow the economy, allowing us to continue delivering for the people of our province."
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