March 23, 2012
We’re pleased the 2012 Sask budget is balanced while it continues to reduce the size/cost of the civil service, invest in highways and begins to address other concerns. However there is more work to be done regarding spending and our competitive edge. Find out the rest of the budget highlights and read what else CFIB has to say.
January 12, 2012
We constantly meet with government and opposition parties to present your views on issues that impact your business. The months leading up to the provincial budget are especially busy because the budget is the document that provides the direction for the province for the year - and often sets the tone for years to come. Read more here.
October 3, 2011
Canada’s union leaders may say that pension reform is simply a matter of hiking CPP/QPP premiums in order to give Canadians double the benefits. The real crisis lies in unsustainable public sector pension commitments and the giant gap between private and public sector pensions. You should not be asked for one more cent in payroll tax until federal and provincial governments fix Canada’s pension unfairness.
April 29, 2011
As concerns about the growing cost of public sector pensions continue to mount, we are urging all levels of government to follow Regina City Council’s lead and take action on pension reform in Canada.
March 3, 2011
When most provinces are running deficits and unable to provide tax relief, Saskatchewan’s balanced budget offered $200 million in tax relief and reduced debt by $325 million. Find out the details about the tax relief and how it will benefit your business.
December 21, 2010
Given municipalities are going to receive record revenue-sharing from the Province of Saskatchewan, you have told us municipal leaders should avoid a property tax hike in 2011.
July 25, 2010
The new Saskatchewan Finance Minister, Honourable Ken Krawetz recently cited CFIB's research that shows your top tax cut priorities.
