Premier Brad Wall's debate speech on the 2012-13 Saskatchewan Budget -- Keeping the Saskatchewan Advantage - March 29, 2012. Premier Wall defends some of the difficult decision made in the 2012-13 Budget to keep spending sustainable and says that if you want more funding for people with disabilities, smarter health care, reduced surgical wait times, more child care spaces, if you'd like to see new schools built and so forth, "the message is, this budget is for you."

Premier Brad Wall spoke to delegates at the Saskatchewan Agriculture Wheat Summit in Saskatoon. Premier Wall announced $10 million in new funding for wheat-related research over five years. This funding will go toward research projects that accelerate the development of wheat varieties and improve yield, quality and tolerance to disease and extreme weather conditions.

Premier Brad Wall delivered a speech to the delegates of SUMA in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. It highlighted the continuing economic success residents of Saskatchewan enjoy and demonstrated hope for the future of the province.