US EditionSaskatchewan removal of industrial carbon levy reveals $430M budget hole: NDP
- Saskatchewan has removed the industrial carbon levy, potentially creating a $431 million budget deficit, according to the NDP.
- Premier Scott Moe claims the move will save consumers money and maintain a budget surplus this year.
- NDP Leader Carla Beck supports the removal but criticizes the government for a lack of planning.
- The Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities supports the elimination of the tax, stating it will reduce costs in uncertain economic times.
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The NDP was once a mighty source of hope. They've governed six provinces and Yukon, were official opposition in Ottawa and seemed headed for power. Something historically and culturally significant seems to be dying as we watch.
·Hamilton, Canada
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Saskatchewan's vow to axe industrial carbon tax tests climate targets during federal election
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Saskatchewan's plan to pause industrial carbon levy reveals fiscal hole: NDP
REGINA — Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says he still plans to balance the budget despite a pause on the industrial carbon levy that appears to blow a hole in the province's finances.
·Flin Flon, Canada
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