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Saskatchewan not slashing spending despite $2.4B deficit looming for 2020-21

June 15, 2020

Saskatchewan is the first province to unveil a budget during the COVID-19 pandemic. Anna McMillan has more on what's inside and the government’s plan to weather the storm to provincial coffers.

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