Prairie Sky Strategy

SPRA will demonstrate the value of Parks and Recreation as it contributes to quality of life in Saskatchewan. SPRA will seek partnerships and increased investment in programming and infrastructure that will build toward increased access to parks and recreation where health and well being are prioritized.

To educate public office holders on how fibre optic technology is being used to monitor pipelines in Canada with the objective of ensuring safety and asset integrity. Meetings related to the review & update of the Onshore Pipeline Regulation related to the monitoring of pipelines to ensure safety (in particular in relation to current sections 36, 37, 40, 47 and 48).

CEMC will be researching natural resources in Saskatchewan to determine opportunities for product development in areas of energy and the environment. First Nations and local community involvement will be a priority.

Tourism - to support Heritage Park as a premier tourist destination in Calgary.

Tourism--to support Heritage Park as a premier tourist destination in Calgary

To collaborate with the federal government to develop and/or amend policy that would allow for the safe, responsible and sustainable development of renewable energy projects, and to communicate the positive and negative impact of federal climate change and regulatory policies on renewable energy development. Smart Renewables and Electrification Pathways Program, with respect to support for renewable energy technologies. Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act, with respect to benchmark review of provincial industrial carbon pricing systems. Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit, with respect to tax credits for renewable energy and energy storage development. Federal/Alberta negotiations related to industrial carbon pricing, pursuant to the MOU released in November 2025.

To collaborate with the federal government to develop and/or amend policy that would allow for the safe, responsible and sustainable development of renewable energy projects, and to communicate the positive and negative impact of federal climate change and regulatory policies on renewable energy development.

To potentially access the Canada Growth Fund.