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Web of companies masks identity of big political donors in Saskatchewan

Hundred of thousands of dollars pass through cryptically named corporate accounts to Sask. political parties

Brett McKay, Local Journalism Initiative ReporterAlexander Quon
Brett McKay, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Alexander Quon

9 Jun 2026 • 6 min read

Saskatchewan premier Scott Moe in the middle of a group of blurred images.
Political parties in Saskatchewan are required to report the names of donors who give more than $250. But the use of numbered companies to make large donations is a challenge to transparency rules, experts say.

Brett McKay, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Brett McKay, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Brett McKay is an Edmonton-based reporter specializing in investigative and data-driven stories. His work has appeared in The Tyee, APTN, The Breach, CTV News and Great West Media.

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