The NDP's plan comes ahead of the Saskatchewan government's plan, which is expected to be revealed next week.

Seven MLAs from the governing Saskatchewan Party and four from the Saskatchewan NDP are retiring from office.

On Monday, Finance Minister Donna Harpauer unveiled the 2020-21 budget, which includes $16.1 billion in spending, an increase of 7.2 per cent from last year’s budget.

On Thursday, the NDP released an 18-page report on their plan to revive Saskatchewan’s economy, which faces a $1.3- to $3.3-billion deficit.

“It wasn’t the truth. I want the premier to know that there are definitely problems in senior care homes in Regina that I am familiar with.”

House leaders are inching closer to reaching a deal that will see the legislature resume with a budget presented.

House leaders for the government of Saskatchewan and Sask. NDP have been in conversations to form an advisory group to plan for a safe provincial election.

The comments come after the Saskatchewan NDP asked the government to delay the 2020-21 budget and to commit to a fall election date.

The investment fund aimed to create jobs for First Nations and Metis people, but very few were created.

Ryan Meili believes Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe will call an election on March 19, a day after the provincial budget is unveiled.