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Finance Minister talks education spending, tax cuts, and tariffs at Chamber luncheon

Summary by Prince Albert Daily Herald

Finance Minister Jim Reiter touted the Saskatchewan Party’s commitment to keeping taxes low and funding education before taking part in a question and answer session during a roughly 36 minute remote talk on Friday. Reiter was scheduled to appear at the Prince Albert Chamber of Commerce luncheon series on Friday, but couldn’t make it due […]

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Prince Albert Daily Herald

Finance Minister talks education spending, tax cuts, and tariffs at Chamber luncheon

Finance Minister Jim Reiter touted the Saskatchewan Party’s commitment to keeping taxes low and funding education before taking part in a question and answer session during a roughly 36 minute remote talk on Friday. Reiter was scheduled to appear at the Prince Albert Chamber of Commerce luncheon series on Friday, but couldn’t make it due […]

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Prince Albert Daily Herald broke the news in 4 days ago on Saturday, March 29, 2025.

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