Saskatchewan’s former highways minister says he wishes he could take back a trip he took to California over the Christmas holidays while people were told to stay home and avoid family gatherings. Joe Hargrave, who is the member of the legislature for Prince Albert, has apologized for the trip to Palm Springs and resigned from […]
Joe Hargrave is no longer Saskatchewan’s Minister of Highways. Premier Scott Moe has accepted Hargrave’s resignation Monday, but he will continue to serve as the MLA for Prince Albert Carlton. Moe has appointed Carrot River Valley MLA Fred Bradshaw as the new Highways Minister and Minister responsible for the Water Security Agency. Hargrave faced criticism […]
The Saskatchewan NDP are continuing to question the decision of Highways Minister Joe Hargrave, who travelled to California over the December holiday period to sell property. While people all over the province cancelled travel plans and missed their loved ones, it emerged on December 30th that Highways and Transportation Minister Joe Hargrave had travelled to […]
The only place Highways Minister Joe Hargrave will be leaving soon is California. The premier’s office says despite the claims of the NDP to have Hargrave removed from his cabinet position, that will not happen. The NDP says a decision by Hargrave to leave the province and go to Palm Springs on what he says […]
A Saskatchewan cabinet minister says he’s in California over the holidays to finalize the sale of a home. Joe Hargrave says in a statement that he’s in Palm Springs to finish up selling personal property and move things back to Saskatchewan. The Highways Minster and legislature member for Prince Albert Carlton says he made the […]
Saskatchewan’s Crown corporations delivered strong financial results in 2019-2020 despite significant economic challenges. The Crowns recorded a net income of $435.4 million, contributing $350 million to the province’s General Revenue Fund. Crown Investments Corporation Minister Joe Hargrave says that, for the Crowns to show positive numbers in a year like this, shows just how strong […]
Saskatchewan Government Insurance tabled their 2019-2020 annual reports on Thursday morning in Regina in what they call a year when they remained financially stable and reached an important milestone. Net income for SGI Canada was at $49.9 million with a loss of $4,361 in the fourth quarter of the fiscal year. It’s not far off […]
Saskatchewan Government Insurance’s (SGI) constant push against impaired driving has resulted in the lowest number of injuries and deaths from impaired driving collisions on record. In 2019, Saskatchewan recorded 21 fatalities and 332 injuries from impaired driving. It’s an improvement from 43 deaths and 360 injuries in 2018. The annual average for impaired driving deaths in Saskatchewan […]
Crown Investing Corporation Minister Joe Hargrave shared that the First Nations and Metis Fund was meant to encourage and engage Indigenous people in the full economy despite the government losing over $8 million from the project. For Hargrave, he said the most important aspect was about creating success stories and not about making money. This comes […]
Starting Saturday, fines for distracted driving in Saskatchewan will more than double. Fines will go up to $580 for a first offence of the year, $1,400 for a second and $2,100 for each one after that in a year. On top of that, drivers will lose four demerit points for each offence. SGI minister Joe […]
