The cheques are expected to cost the province $450 million.
This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.The plan also extends the small business tax rate reduction and the retirement of up to $1 billion in operating debt.
At first quarter, Saskatchewan is forecasting a surplus of $1.04 billion for 2022-23, a $1.51 billion improvement from budget, largely due to higher revenue from non-renewable resources.At first quarter, revenue is forecast to be $19.17 billion, up $2.02 billion from budget. This increase is largely due to a $1.86 billion increase in non-renewable resource revenue, reflecting higher potash and oil prices.
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