Saskatchewan’s provincial election officially kicked off on Tuesday after Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe asked Lt.-Gov. Russ Mirasty to dissolve the legislature and sign the writs of election.

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The Canadian Taxpayers Federation says it applauds Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe for committing to cut income taxes over the next four years. “Saskatchewanians need tax relief and this income tax cut will make a real difference for family budgets,

REGINA - Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe kicked off the provincial election Tuesday, promising broad-based tax relief to help residents battle the

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe’s popularity has hit a two-year low, according to a recent poll conducted by the Angus Reid Institute.

Recent polling suggests the gap in decided voters has significantly narrowed from this time last year, with the NDP holding a narrow lead over the Sask. Party.

The Saskatchewan election campaign has kicked off with voting day set for Oct. 28. A media release says Premier Scott Moe asked Lt.-Gov. Russ Mirasty early Tuesday to dissolve the house and issue writs directing the election.