Do you need a passport or renewal? My upcoming Passport Clinic is here to help! Don’t miss this opportunity to get everything sorted in one convenient place! Share this with friends and family who might need a passport! Full Article
The paralympics start tomorrow! What is even more exciting is that we have three athletes from the riding that are competing this year! They are competing in Wheelchair Fencing and Swimming! Congratulations Ryan Rousell, Niki Ens, and Shelby Newkirk! Congratulations on being selected to ... Full Article
Do you know an outstanding individual? Come by the office #5-2720 8th St E Saskatoon Sk. and fill out a nomination form. The Coronation Medal commemorates the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III as King of Canada. Eligible candidates must meet the following national criteria: -Have made ... Full Article
Pierre Poilievre has released a video explaining various flaws that the Liberals have caused. See the video here! Full Article
On June 6, 1944, 14,000 Canadian soldiers landed on Juno Beach, joining the Allied Forces from the United States, Great Britain, Poland and Free France in the most complex air, land and sea military operation attempted in history. Many among them had already lived through the horrors of war and ... Full Article
My MLA for Saskatoon-Southeast, Don Morgan is retiring in the fall. Don was a great MLA who served his constituents faithfully. He was first elected for the Sask Party in 2003 and served many roles over his years in government. Congratulations on your retirement, Don! It is well deserved! Full Article
A jaw-dropping report from Food Banks Canada’s 2024 Poverty Report Card highlights that almost half of Canadians feel financially worse off than they were last year, and a quarter are experiencing food insecurity. Trudeau’s inflationary spending and tax hikes are driving this ... Full Article
Earlier this week, we lost a great SportsCentre host. Darren Dutchyshen has passed away from cancer. I had the honour of meeting him many times. Darren was proud to be from Saskatchewan and that was shown in everything he did. My condolences go out to the family. Rest-in-peace Dutchy! Full Article
In honour of Rex Murphy, a famous Canadian journalist, we had a moment of silence in The House of Commons. Mr. Murphy was born in March of 1947 and died on May 9th, 2024. He wrote for many years and was most recently writing for the National Post. He wrote his final post only a […] Full Article
Catherine Tait, the president of CBC, reappeared in The Canadian Heritage Committee. We got to ask some pretty tough questions after 800 employees were laid off and she said, in January, that she would recommend that the top executives get bonuses. See one of the questions that I got to ask here! Full Article