Scott Moe Seeks Second Term as Saskatchewan Premier

From hockey player to politician, Moe's journey includes personal challenges and political battles.

Scott Moe, a former hockey player, began his political career in 2011 and has served as Saskatchewan's premier since 2018.
Moe's early life was marked by a tragic car accident in 1997, which resulted in the death of Jo-Anne Balog; he publicly apologized to her son years later.
His tenure as premier has faced significant challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic, healthcare system strain, and inflationary pressures.
Moe has taken steps to address these issues by hiring more health workers, opening new health centers, and increasing education funding.
He lifted all COVID-19 measures in February 2022 during the 'Freedom Convoy' protests, a decision that drew both support and criticism.