Canada News » Saskatchewan News Canada » Saskatchewan » Finance: Government of Canada investments defend Saskatchewan workers and businesses from U.S. tariffs
U.S. tariffs are increasing costs, disrupting supply chains, and creating new uncertainty for businesses and companies across the Prairies. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are responding by ...
News Canada » Saskatchewan » Finance: Saskatchewan government says budget on course to record $427M deficit at year's end
REGINA — This year's Saskatchewan budget is sinking deeper into the red, mainly due to the cost of fighting the summer's wildfires and higher health-care expenses. Finance Minister Jim Reiter, in a ...
News Canada » Saskatchewan » Finance: Saskatchewan NDP calls $825M forecasted deficit in fiscal update 'damning'
SASKATOON — Inflated oil prices from war in the Middle East were not enough to pump Saskatchewan's budget out of a projected deficit, which stayed nearly static at $825.2 million, prompting criticism ...
News Canada » Saskatchewan » Finance: Higher oil prices lift Saskatchewan revenue forecast as health and flood costs push spending over budget
Despite the continuing uncertainty due to the current geopolitical situation and ongoing trade tensions between Canada and the US, Finance Minister Jim Reiter believes Saskatchewan will survive the ...
News Canada » Saskatchewan » Finance: Canada invests C$129M in Saskatchewan critical minerals
Canada's minister of energy and natural resources, Jonathan Wilkinson, announced the government will spend millions on the clean economy in Saskatchewan, including C$129 million for critical minerals.
News Canada » Saskatchewan » Finance: Canada minister dubs Saskatchewan leader 'irresponsible' on carbon tax
OTTAWA, Nov 2 (Reuters) - A vow by the energy-producing province of Saskatchewan not to collect a federal carbon tax on some homes is irresponsible, Canada's energy minister said on Thursday in ...
News Canada » Saskatchewan » Finance: Discover Canada’s Agricultural Heavyweight---Saskatchewan
The province of Saskatchewan is often referred to as a global source of the commodities the world needs most—food, fuel, fertilizer, and critical minerals. When it comes to food, this is certainly the ...