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Provincial financial update sees $427 million deficit due to low resource revenue

February 29, 2016

Mon, Feb 29: Further in the red. That's the direction our province is headed as the Sask Party released an update today on the provincial deficit. The numbers aren't pretty, and it's mainly due to one thing, lower commodity prices. Global's Brandon Gonez reports.

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