Premier Brad Wall says he would like to see Saskatchewan receive at least $570 million in new federal funding in next week’s federal budget. That’s the amount Saskatchewan taxpayers will pay into federal equalization this year.
Saskatchewan's GDP: $90.5B — an all-time record#1 Provincial Economy in CanadaLowest unemployment rate in Canada$8.5B invested in health care — a recordIncome taxes cut for the second straight year. No service cuts.5 new Urgent Care Centres open across Saskatchewan$65,000 zero income tax threshold for families20+ new schools under construction$400M in municipal revenue sharing$500M saved by fighting the federal carbon taxCanada's strongest credit ratingProtecting Saskatchewan — today and for future generationsSaskatchewan's GDP: $90.5B — an all-time record#1 Provincial Economy in CanadaLowest unemployment rate in Canada$8.5B invested in health care — a recordIncome taxes cut for the second straight year. No service cuts.5 new Urgent Care Centres open across Saskatchewan$65,000 zero income tax threshold for families20+ new schools under construction$400M in municipal revenue sharing$500M saved by fighting the federal carbon taxCanada's strongest credit ratingProtecting Saskatchewan — today and for future generations
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Premier Looking For At Least $575M For Saskatchewan In Federal Budget