This day is a day to look ahead to what we need, but we can only do that if we learn from what hasn\u0027t worked in the past for Saskatchewan.
Wednesday, the Saskatchewan Party government needs to demonstrated it has properly sorted through the 2023-24 budget spending requests from stakeholders.Provincial budget day is a great day to look ahead to the future, but it’s an even better day to demonstrate what you’ve learned from the past.
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