After decades of dedicated service to Canadians and impactful contributions to public policy and strategy, Tom Lukiwski is retiring from Prairie Sky Strategy. Tom’s journey in public

The Spring Sitting of the Saskatchewan Legislature concluded today, highlighted by the Government’s balanced 2025-26 Budget, as well as an emphasis on community safety and

April 24, 2025 Métis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN–S) kicked off its general election today with 16 positions on the ballot. As Métis citizens prepare to choose their

Prairie Sky Strategy was pleased to attend the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce’s third annual Food, Fuel, and Fertilizer Global Summit on April 8-9 in Regina,

Today, Saskatchewan Finance Minister, Jim Reiter, delivered his first Budget – and the first budget of the newly re-elected SaskParty government – and did so

The first Saskatchewan legislative session since the provincial election on October 28th wrapped up on Tuesday, December 10th following a shortened 10 day Fall Session. 

Four weeks to the day following the hotly contested election campaign ending on October 28th, where Premier Scott Moe and the SaskParty won their fifth

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe today unveiled a leaner, 16-member cabinet designed to address Saskatchewan’s evolving needs and reflect his party’s restored political mandate from the

Premier Scott Moe and his Saskatchewan Party clinched a fifth consecutive majority government, with 35 seats (leading or elected) compared to 26 for the New