Official, Saskatchewan, Provincial
Sean WilsonMinister of SaskBuilds and Procurement, Minister responsible for the Global Transportation Hub Authority
Clarion follows the bills Sean Wilson sponsored, their remarks in the chamber and the lobbying meetings that name them.
In brief
This is the role we last recorded, and roles change after elections and cabinet shuffles, so check the official source.
- Party
- Government Caucus
- Riding
- Canora-Pelly
- Jurisdiction
- Saskatchewan
- office@canorapellymla.ca
Remarks in the chamber
Short excerpts; open the official text to read the full remarks.
STATEMENTS BY MEMBERS — National Nursing Week
— Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Today I rise to recognize May 11th to 17th as National Nursing Week to celebrate the incredible nurses across Saskatchewan who keep our health care system moving every single day with profession…
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INTRODUCTION OF GUESTS
— Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I have a few introductions, so I will start with 13 grade 8 students from the beautiful village of Hyas from the Northstar School. Give the members a wave. They’re accompanied by their teacher H…
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QUESTION PERIOD — Legislation regarding Procurement from In-Province Companies
— Thank you, Mr. Speaker. As I said last week, the Ministry of SaskBuilds and Procurement has had success in awarding work to local contractors. Just yesterday I announced that the number went from 90 per cent local proc…
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QUESTION PERIOD — Legislation regarding Procurement from In-Province Companies
— Mr. Speaker, we have zero interest in a bill that locks our world-class contractors out of working in other provinces, groups like Evraz. We have no interest in that. So, Mr. Speaker, we’ll continue to stand up for th…
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QUESTION PERIOD — Legislation regarding Procurement from In-Province Companies
— Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I know that the NDP have been having a bad week, but if they’d been paying attention they would know that 94 per cent of contracts were procured with Saskatchewan companies. Mr. Spe…
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INTRODUCTION OF GUESTS
— Thank you, Mr. Speaker. To you and through you, I would like to introduce six constituents up in the west gallery. First, in the very front are the two Dianes: Diane McDougall and Diane Jamieson. Diane Jamieson has an…
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QUESTION PERIOD — Procurement from In-Province Companies
— Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The Ministry of SaskBuilds and Procurement have had success in awarding major amounts of contracts to local contractors. Over 90 per cent of our government procurement is awarded to Saskatchewan…
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QUESTION PERIOD — Procurement from In-Province Companies
— Thank you again, Mr. Speaker. As I just said, we’ve awarded over 90 per cent of our contracts to Saskatchewan-owned companies. I just met with Derek Halldorson from the International Masonry Institute, and we had that…
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QUESTION PERIOD — Procurement from In-Province Companies
— Once again, Mr. Speaker, over 90 per cent of contracts in Saskatchewan are awarded to Saskatchewan contractors. Mr. Speaker, the NDP talk a lot about hiring local, but when given the chance to practise what they preac…
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QUESTION PERIOD — Procurement from In-Province Companies
— Thank you, Mr. Speaker. In almost all cases where an out-of-province contractor is chosen, there was no local fit. In cases where out-of-province contractors are chosen, they often end up hiring Saskatchewan contractor…
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