PLEASE JOIN ME WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10TH AT BRIGHTON CORE PARK PLAYGROUND!
Over the past number of years, I have had the privilege of serving constituents of Saskatoon Willowgrove.
As I make my way through this great community, I see the growth and passion of the people I serve.
It would be wonderful to meet you with and your family while you enjoy an ice cream and a refreshment on Wednesday, June 10 in one of the fastest growing communities, Brighton!
I look forward to having the opportunity to connect with you and update you on some of the things I have been working on such as the new schools scheduled to be built in Brighton.
SASKATCHEWAN OIL AND GAS SHOW PROMOTES SOUTHEAST ENERGY INDUSTRY
The Government of Saskatchewan was pleased to participatd in the Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show, one of the province's premier resource development events that highlights the strength, innovation and opportunity within southeast Saskatchewan's oil-producing region.
The show, held biennially in Weyburn, runs June 3 to June 4. It brings together industry leaders, service providers and innovators to demonstrate the latest advancements in the sector and reinforce the province's position as a leader in responsible energy development.
"Our government is proud to support the Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show, which plays a vital role in promoting one of our province's most important industries," Energy and Resources Minister Chris Beaudry said. "This event is a great place for Junior Oil and Gas companies to promote themselves and grow. Saskatchewan is one of the last places in North America that Junior Oil and Gas companies can establish themselves."
HIGHLIGHTING A FEW EVENTS THIS PAST WEEK
(ALONG WITH THE OIL AND GAS SHOW)
SYMPOSIUM ON RADON AND RADIATION PROTECTION
It was a pleasure to officially open the 2026 Symposium on Radon and Radiation Protection last week. On behalf of Premier Scott Moe and the Government of Saskatchewan, I had the opportunity to extend a warm welcome to those in attendance.
This year’s theme, “Building Bridges, Breaking Barriers,” reflects the importance of collaboration in creating safer workplaces and healthier communities.
Thank you to the Canadian Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists (CARST) and the Canadian Radiation Protection Association (CRPA) for partnering to host this important event and for advancing radiation safety and radon awareness across Canada and Internationally.
Together, we are building stronger connections, fostering new ideas, and breaking barriers in the field of radiation protection.
With nearly 300 attendees from across Canada and international guests in attendance, this symposium highlights the growing importance of prevention, innovation, and shared responsibility in workplace health and safety.
Something that is very important to me as Minister of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety.
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