US EditionSaskatchewan’s Moe supportive of sovereign wealth fund, calls for easing regulations
Moe says the fund could help finance major projects, but he wants Ottawa to drop rules he says are slowing investment.
- Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe supports Ottawa's new $25 billion sovereign wealth fund to invest in major Canadian industrial projects.
- Moe suggests that the federal government should ease environmental policies, including the impact assessment process and carbon pricing, to better unlock investment in projects.
- Saskatchewan has considered creating its own sovereign wealth fund, but recent provincial deficits have halted the plan.
- Moe expresses concern about Ottawa's projected deficits exceeding $50 billion over the next five years and emphasizes that economic growth is essential for the fund's success.
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Saskatchewan premier supports sovereign wealth fund, calls for easing of federal regulations
Saskatchewan's premier is supportive of a newly announced federal sovereign wealth fund but says Ottawa must continue building a regulatory environment that brings investment and economic development.
Saskatchewan premier supports sovereign wealth fund, calls for reduced environmental policies
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is calling Ottawa's new sovereign wealth fund a good initiative. But Moe says if Prime Minister Mark Carney really wants to unlock investments in major projects, the government should walk back environmental policies Moe says are getting in the way.
Moe welcomes Carney's national sovereign wealth fund
Nykole King Saskatoon StarPhoenix Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says Prime Minister Mark Carney’s newly announced sovereign wealth fund is a positive step for Canada to work together. “We would say that this is a good initiative for our nation,” Moe told media on Monday, hours after Carney announced the new fund. “I think it really […] The post Moe welcomes Carney’s national sovereign wealth fund first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.
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