Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall today attended the official grand opening of the new facility housing the AIM (Ability In ME) Program in Saskatoon. March 21 is recognized by the United Nations and World Health Organization as World Down Syndrome Day.
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 Attends Grand Opening Of New Down Syndrome Facility In Saskatoon