Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe’s government is promising further personal income tax cuts in 2027, expanded healthcare services and addictions treatment, and new public safety legislation during the legislative session.
The Saskatchewan Party government outlined its priorities in the Oct. 27 throne speech, which Lt.-Gov. Bernadette McIntyre delivered to open the third session of the province’s 30th legislature. The speech, titled “Strong. Steady. Saskatchewan,” focused on affordability, economic development, healthcare, public safety, education, and agriculture amid international trade uncertainty.
“While the current trade disputes are increasing the cost of living for everyone, Saskatchewan continues to be the most affordable place to live in Canada,” the speech said….