Saskatchewan election campaign kicks off with tax relief plan
Saskatchewan Party leader Scott Moe vowed a four year plan to cut personal income tax across the board and touted saving families over 3,400 in four years if re elected. NDP leader Carla Beck accused Moe of mismanagement and promised gas tax relief and surtax-free clothing and grocery items for six months.
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British Columbia parties press ideological divides ahead of election
Green Leader Sonia Furstenau released a 72 page platform prioritizing wealth taxes to fund housing, climate action, and well being measures. The plan includes higher property taxes on homes over 3 million and an 18 percent tax on corporate profits above 1 billion. Conservatives push nuclear options and energy independence while warning against electric vehicle and heat pump demands. NDP Leader David Eby pledges expanded travel assistance and protections for seriously ill workers while challenging Conservative positions. All leaders to debate in Vancouver with events planned amid campaign scrutiny.
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