More than 80 new businesses were created, with total expenditures of about $32 billion — which means more revenue in government coffers, she added.<
“All of the indicators in Saskatchewan are so positive, with job growth, population growth and a strong bottom line for our finances,” Harpauer said in an interview after her address. “But I’m that person who always worries about next year. And I’m still worried about debt, even though we brought debt down by a billion dollars. Our debt-to-GDP ratio is the second lowest in the country and I want to hold it there.
The goal is to add 250 full-time and part-time physicians to the province’s roster, and open an additional 550 seats across 18 health-care training programs, she added. With more people gaining employment in the province, fewer citizens are in need of financial support from the government, which allowed the crafting of a recordThe province’s strong economic growth means “we can have a very aggressive plan within health care to get more health-care workers. We can have a much more aggressive plan in having stronger supports for our most vulnerable in our society.
The good years are behind SK and they should act accordingly.
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