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Saskatchewan residents with low incomes worry about not getting carbon rebate

Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation plans a one-day rotating strike amid collective bargaining disputes with the government.
Premier Scott Moe's government refuses to remit federal carbon levy, leading to a halt in rebates for residents.
Concerns over reduced government spending for emissions as researchers like Cheryl Camillo benefit more from carbon rebates than levies paid.

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Saskatchewan low-income residents 'a little screwed' by loss of carbon rebate

Alan Holman says the carbon rebate he gets four times a year from the federal government is crucial for his household budget.

2 months ago·Canada

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CBC News

ANALYSIS | Teachers' strike marks opening day of spring legislative sitting in Saskatchewan

As Saskatchewan Party MLAs return to the legislature for the start of the spring sitting on Monday, they will have to pass crowds of striking teachers picketing up and down Albert Street.

2 months ago·Canada

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Global News

Saskatchewan residents with low incomes worry about not getting carbon rebate

Alan Holman, who is on low income, relies on the carbon rebate, which Ottawa will not send to Saskatchewan residents because the province is refusing to remit the carbon tax.

2 months ago·Toronto, Canada

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Winnipeg Free Press

Saskatchewan legislature resumes sitting today; teachers to greet MLAs with protest

REGINA – Saskatchewan’s legislature resumes sitting today, and the provinces teachers will be on the legislature grounds for a demonstration. The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation has announced a one-day rotating strike […]

2 months ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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Saskatchewan legislature resumes sitting today; teachers to greet MLAs with protest

REGINA — Saskatchewan's legislature resumes sitting today, and the provinces teachers will be on the legislature grounds for a demonstration.

2 months ago·Sechelt, Canada

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Saskatchewan legislature resumes sitting today; teachers to greet MLAs with protest

REGINA — Saskatchewan's legislature resumes sitting today, and the provinces teachers will be on the legislature grounds for a demonstration.

2 months ago

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Saskatchewan residents with low incomes worry about not getting carbon rebate

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Saskatchewan low-income residents 'a little screwed' by loss of carbon rebate

Saskatchewan low-income residents 'a little screwed' by loss of carbon rebate

ANALYSIS | Teachers' strike marks opening day of spring legislative sitting in Saskatchewan

ANALYSIS | Teachers' strike marks opening day of spring legislative sitting in Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan residents with low incomes worry about not getting carbon rebate

Saskatchewan residents with low incomes worry about not getting carbon rebate

Saskatchewan legislature resumes sitting today; teachers to greet MLAs with protest

Saskatchewan legislature resumes sitting today; teachers to greet MLAs with protest

Saskatchewan legislature resumes sitting today; teachers to greet MLAs with protest

Saskatchewan legislature resumes sitting today; teachers to greet MLAs with protest

Saskatchewan legislature resumes sitting today; teachers to greet MLAs with protest

Saskatchewan legislature resumes sitting today; teachers to greet MLAs with protest

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