REGINA — Saskatchewan's provincial election is on Oct. 28.
REGINA — Saskatchewan's provincial election is on Oct. 28. Here's a look at some of the campaign promises made by the two major parties:— Continue withholding federal carbon levy payments to Ottawa on natural gas until the end of 2025.— Double the Active Families Benefit to $300 per child per year and the benefit for children with disabilities to $400 a year.— Increase the First-Time Homebuyers Tax Credit to $15,000 from $10,000.
— Reintroduce the Home Renovation Tax Credit, allowing homeowners to claim up to $4,000 in renovation costs on their income taxes; seniors could claim up to $5,000.— Provide a 50 per cent refundable tax credit — up to $10,000 — to help cover the cost of a first fertility treatment.— Amend legislation to provide police with more authority to address intoxication, vandalism and disturbances on public property.
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