REGINA — The Saskatchewan government has passed two pieces of legislation tied to affordability relief that Premier Scott Moe first promised in his election campaign earlier this fall.

One bill is to see the reduction of personal income taxes, while the other continues to exempt residents from paying federal carbon taxes for home heating{ai:summary}<p>The Saskatchewan government has enacted two new laws aimed at providing affordability relief, fulfilling commitments made by Premier Scott Moe during his recent election campaign. These measures are designed to address economic challenges faced by residents. </p><p>#economy</p>

Saskatchewan passes affordability bills, keeps federal carbon tax exemption on home heating

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