Budget 2026

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Protecting Affordability

Protecting Affordability

Saskatchewan families are $4,400 better off than they were in 2007. Budget 2026 keeps it that way.

We deliver a $2.5 billion affordability plan that includes the best income tax deal for workers anywhere in Canada: zero income tax on the first $65,000 earned. We’ve frozen or cut taxes at every opportunity while other provinces have raised them. The result: Saskatchewan families have more money in their pockets, lower utility bills, and access to the public services they depend on — all without the debt burden other provinces are saddling onto future generations.

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Protecting Your Power Bill

Protecting Your Power Bill

We fought the federal carbon tax — and won. $500 million saved for Saskatchewan families.

The Saskatchewan Party led the national fight against the federal carbon tax on electricity — and won. By removing the carbon tax from SaskPower bills, we saved Saskatchewan families and businesses $500 million that would otherwise have disappeared in federal levies. We believe in protecting the environment through innovation, not punishing Saskatchewan workers with higher costs. This is what standing up for Saskatchewan looks like.

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Protecting the Economy & Jobs

Protecting the Economy & Jobs

Saskatchewan’s economy is the strongest in Canada — and we intend to keep it that way.

Under Premier Moe’s leadership, Saskatchewan has maintained the strongest economic growth rate in Canada. Our pro-business, low-tax environment has attracted record investment — including a $12 billion Bell Canada data centre — while keeping unemployment at the lowest level of any Canadian province. We’ve fought to keep interprovincial trade flowing, defended Saskatchewan’s resource industries against federal overreach, and built the infrastructure that lets our economy grow.

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Protecting Patients

Protecting Patients

A record $8.5 billion for healthcare — more than ever before in Saskatchewan history.

We are investing a record $8.5 billion in Saskatchewan’s health care system — the largest health care budget in the province’s history. This includes five new Urgent Care Centres to reduce pressure on emergency rooms, 60 new hospital beds, and the largest expansion of nurse practitioners in Saskatchewan history. We’re also building and expanding long-term care facilities, reducing surgical wait times, and investing in rural health care so every Saskatchewan patient gets care closer to home.

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Protecting Our Communities

Protecting Our Communities

A record $400 million in municipal revenue sharing — direct investment in every community in Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan’s cities, towns, villages, and rural municipalities depend on reliable provincial support to deliver the services residents count on. We deliver a record $400 million in municipal revenue sharing — funding that goes directly to communities for roads, recreation facilities, water infrastructure, and local services. We believe strong communities are the foundation of a strong province.

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Protecting Students

Protecting Students

108 new specialized support classrooms. More than 20 new school builds across the province.

Every student deserves an education that fits their needs. We fund 108 new specialized support classrooms to help students with diverse learning needs thrive. We’re also building more than 20 new schools across the province to accommodate Saskatchewan’s growing population and replace aging facilities. Saskatchewan’s education system is growing because Saskatchewan is growing.

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Protecting Our Farmers

Protecting Our Farmers

We secured a canola tariff deal with China and a $2.6B uranium deal with India. Saskatchewan agriculture is open for business.

Agriculture is the backbone of Saskatchewan’s economy. The Saskatchewan Party has maintained trade offices in key markets around the world — the same offices that helped secure a $2.6 billion Cameco uranium deal with India and a canola tariff deal with China. We’ve stood up against carbon taxes on farm fuel, fought for fair rail access, and invested in rural infrastructure. While others would close our trade offices, we’ll keep fighting to open new markets for Saskatchewan’s farmers.

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Protecting Public Safety

Protecting Public Safety

The Saskatchewan Marshals Service — a new provincial law enforcement agency putting Saskatchewan in control of our own safety.

The Saskatchewan Party is creating the Saskatchewan Marshals Service — a new provincial enforcement agency that gives Saskatchewan direct control over the safety of our communities, highways, and public spaces. We’re also investing in more RCMP resources in rural communities, tougher penalties for repeat offenders, and improved supports for crime victims. Safe communities are the foundation of everything else we’re trying to build.

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Protecting Against Addictions

Protecting Against Addictions

200 new addictions treatment spaces — because recovery should be possible for every Saskatchewan resident.

Addictions affect families across Saskatchewan, in every community. We are adding 200 new treatment spaces across the province, expanding recovery community support programs, and investing in prevention and education. We believe in recovery — not just harm reduction. We’re building a system that gives people a real path forward, with the tools and support they need to reclaim their lives.

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Protecting Against Wildfires

Protecting Against Wildfires

Investing in wildfire preparedness to protect Saskatchewan communities, forests, and farmland.

Wildfire risk is a growing concern for Saskatchewan communities, particularly in the north. We are significantly expanding Saskatchewan’s wildfire preparedness capacity — including additional firefighting resources, enhanced early detection systems, and improved coordination with communities and First Nations. We’re investing to protect the homes, farms, and natural resources that Saskatchewan families depend on.

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Protecting Against Cyber Threats

Protecting Against Cyber Threats

Modernizing Saskatchewan’s cybersecurity infrastructure to protect government services and critical infrastructure.

Cyber threats to government services, critical infrastructure, and businesses are growing. We are funding a dedicated cybersecurity initiative to modernize Saskatchewan’s digital defences, protect sensitive government data, and ensure that essential public services remain secure and available. As Saskatchewan attracts major tech investment — including the $12 billion Bell Canada data centre — our cybersecurity posture must match our ambitions.

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Protecting Trade & Investment

Protecting Trade & Investment

Over $60 billion in the active investment pipeline. Saskatchewan is open for business — and the world is taking notice.

Saskatchewan’s best credit rating of all Canadian provinces is no accident. It’s the result of 18 years of disciplined fiscal management, strategic investment in infrastructure, and a government that says yes to business. With over $60 billion in the active investment pipeline — from Bell Canada’s $12 billion data centre to Cameco’s uranium deal with India — Saskatchewan is the investment destination of choice in Canada. We’re keeping our trade offices open, welcoming new investors, and building the infrastructure to make it all possible.