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Saskatchewan's $4.6 billion capital budget aims to strengthen infrastructure across the province

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Ontario Construction News staff writer Saskatchewan’s provincial government has unveiled its largest-ever capital budget, with $4.6 billion allocated for infrastructure projects across the province in the 2025-26 fiscal year. With nearly $1.9 billion earmarked for government-led projects and almost $2.8 billion directed toward commercial Crown corporations, the focus is on both meeting immediate needs and […] The post Saskatchewan’s $4.6 billion…
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Saskatchewan's $4.6 billion capital budget aims to strengthen infrastructure across the province

Ontario Construction News staff writer Saskatchewan’s provincial government has unveiled its largest-ever capital budget, with $4.6 billion allocated for infrastructure projects across the province in the 2025-26 fiscal year. With nearly $1.9 billion earmarked for government-led projects and almost $2.8 billion directed toward commercial Crown corporations, the focus is on both meeting immediate needs and […] The post Saskatchewan’s $4.6 billion…

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Saskatchewan’s $4.6 billion capital budget aims to strengthen infrastructure across the province

Ontario Construction News staff writer Saskatchewan’s provincial government has unveiled its largest-ever capital budget, with $4.6 billion allocated for infrastructure projects across the province in the 2025-26 fiscal year. With […]

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