Month: March 2016

Saskatchewan
@SKGov
@SaskParty
@PremierScottMoe
@SGItweets
@SaskHealth
@SaskChamber
@SKAgriculture
@AgProducersSK
@SaskCanola
@SaskWheat
@SaskBarley
@SaskEgg
@SaskMilk
@SaskCattlemens
@SaskPulse
@IHARF_SK
@SKAgrologists
@SaskMiningAssoc
@SIMSAca
@iminerals
@gdins_org
@SRCnews
@InnovationSask
@innovationplace
@SaskPolytech
@SkCraftCouncil
@creativesask
@saskartsboard
@SaskMusic
@SaskFilmpool
@SMPIAoffice
@Saskatchewan
@cityofsaskatoon
@StoonChamber
@VisitSaskatoon
@agbiousask
@CityofRegina
@EcDevRegina
@TourismRegina
@UofRScience

Sask. @SKGov https://t.co/7w2jOOjBEchttps://t.co/9Iunwu0YU3 @JSGSPPhttps://t.co/CcWcqa1sxuhttps://t.co/7te8ldDV6B pic.twitter.com/zWxPswhhA6

— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) March 16, 2016

#SK @jeffalewis @CarrieTait http://t.co/ahAwFajNr0 @ICNGD #Englefeld: mfg & hosted 44th Hogfest in Junehttp://t.co/qtWGfAG2pl @WSlightly

— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) October 5, 2015

#SaskWheat https://t.co/swe8LPPWUN#SaskBeef http://t.co/78TanTfcbI
Mining #potash #JSCAcron http://t.co/AnfzBs4wNT pic.twitter.com/SniHUInauD

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) May 18, 2015

TYVM @GilTheJenius"SK[Bz]Dec'15)@Conferenceboard https://t.co/95duaGAxz7"non-residential con..;potash(Rocanville,Vanscoy)/uranium(CigarLake)

— WS Atlantic/Pacific (@WSjp_insight) February 20, 2017

TYVM @GilTheJenius"SK[Bz]Jan'16)PressReader https://t.co/95duaGAxz7"SaskParty SaskChamber,CAE_Inc,cfry_portage CPG_Corp CityofMooseJaw;$35Bn

— WS Atlantic/Pacific (@WSjp_insight) February 20, 2017

TYVM @GilTheJenius Feb17"SK[Bz]Jan'16)CBC https://t.co/95duaGAxz7 LeishaCBC JSGSPP ConfBoardofCda"for most of the production oil is an input

— WS Atlantic/Pacific (@WSjp_insight) February 20, 2017

Climate change, resource extraction, and agriculture are among the causes leading to Saskatchewan's water risk, says the study's author. https://t.co/Nrcex9wzOJ @WarickCBC

— CBC News (@CBCNews) August 10, 2019

https://twitter.com/HistoricaCanada/status/1052183784177786880

Saskatchewan Rush Lake New Holland’s SP410F smooth operation auto-fold #manufacturing #newholland #agriculture #TrueBlue pic.twitter.com/5gF9xHM4Ta

— Jamie Worden (@T_L_Worden) April 23, 2019

https://twitter.com/PrairiesTCS/status/1098640092548263937

Whitecap Resources is interested in expanding its operations in Saskatchewan using CO2 for enhanced oil recovery, but it needs long-term security of supply. https://t.co/GEuWALP2Zu

— JWN (@JWNenergy) September 24, 2019

North Dakota added the equivalent of Saskatchewan's oil production since Trump sworn in – https://t.co/EfIcNrFq9H Pipe yard near Williston, North Dakota, in May 2018. Image: Brian Zinchuk/Pipeline News The most recent numbers published for Saskatchewan’s oil production show 4…

— CamTrader (@CamTrader_ca) September 24, 2019

Rex Murphy at Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show 2019 https://t.co/2xuURF1Nl7 via @YouTube

— Gold is Money (@secureingold) September 24, 2019

Looking forward to a productive meeting with Saskatchewan @PremierScottMoe to discuss our governments’ alliance to defend the Western Canadian economy.

Will be meeting in Wilcox, the small town where I grew up. pic.twitter.com/VJKakFJYBW

— Jason Kenney (@jkenney) June 5, 2019

We have a plan to address climate change. It’s made-in-Saskatchewan, for Saskatchewan.

What it DOES include: real emission reductions, and a plan to adapt to a changing climate.

What it DOESN'T include: a carbon tax, that will harm our economy, kill jobs, NOT reduce emissions. pic.twitter.com/Z48cRh9pM6

— Scott Moe (@PremierScottMoe) November 14, 2018

.@pnwer delegates visiting @AginMotion heard from local agriculture experts on the exciting new innovations being developed in Saskatchewan.

These innovations are key to Saskatchewan's agriculture future, & the future of agriculture across North America. #pnwer #AIM19 pic.twitter.com/xeyvL01Ikd

— Scott Moe (@PremierScottMoe) July 25, 2019

Yet Ryan Meili continues to support and campaign for Jagmeet Singh and the federal NDP.

Why does Meili continue to defend the the federal NDP instead of defending Saskatchewan?https://t.co/NEeSvrSls7

— Scott Moe (@PremierScottMoe) September 25, 2019

.@RBC expects Saskatchewan's economy will grow at the fastest pace in Canada. #skpoli https://t.co/NIi3M42uhs

— Saskatchewan Party (@SaskParty) December 13, 2017

Great chat w @PremierBradWall about the economy and creating good jobs. Thanks for the warm welcome to Saskatchewan!https://t.co/z0hagI8sEC

— Rona Ambrose (@RonaAmbrose) April 26, 2016

An update and some good news on Saskatchewan's diversified economy. pic.twitter.com/bQO9eRguYJ

— Brad Wall (@BradWall306) August 18, 2016

During Saskatchewan's #DecadeofGrowth our province was #1 in growth per capita among all the provinces.

Last week @RBC confirmed Saskatchewan will lead Canada in economic growth for both 2018 & 2019.

Thanks to SK people for their hard work to build this resilient economy. pic.twitter.com/w6H39mxv0J

— Brad Wall (@BradWall306) December 18, 2017

I also have some “pointed” advice for the next Saskatchewan Premier: Maybe don’t listen to an NDP Premier who imposed a carbon tax on her oil dependent economy and is presiding over an annual $10 billion deficit – https://t.co/qSBZ3KWLwB https://t.co/MjsnVPI8Hu

— Brad Wall (@BradWall306) January 19, 2018

How 'Mr. Saskatchewan' became the political voice for Canada’s oil economy https://t.co/QICEZUpssi pic.twitter.com/3rpmWrW9p5

— National Post (@nationalpost) February 24, 2016

Carbon tax would 'kneecap' struggling economy: Saskatchewan Premier Wall https://t.co/T1O2edBsH5 pic.twitter.com/pX0vBdgdgZ

— Yahoo Finance Canada (@YahooFinanceCA) February 19, 2016

https://twitter.com/SpencerFernando/status/1105517194396528640

An accessible and up-to-date summary of climate science and the impact of climate change. We need to start discussions about transitioning the Saskatchewan economy and planning for the jobs of tomorrow https://t.co/8K7zsyziIZ @SaskParty @SaskPartyYouth @Sask_NDP @SaskChamber

— Sean Tucker (@SeanTucker16) September 29, 2019

https://t.co/O3rr3wJt43
We know that we have plenty of resources in this province that will creat sustainable development of the economy, however I know some people in Saskatchewan can’t afford rent and groceries. The message clear…we have to rise the minimum wage.

— Anass Ben Jilali Elbiyad (@anasselbiyad) September 23, 2019

Saskatchewan village shows Prairies’ economy isn’t uniform http://t.co/QxR47N6kL8 pic.twitter.com/p2NqwhJIED

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) September 12, 2015