The Sask. Party budget is apparently an endangered species, with no sightings at all a month after it was supposed to be out.
If Brad Wall’s planned budget, which was due in March, was good for families, he’d release it.
The only document fiscal-plan hunters have been able to spot was a small third-quarter update on the last budget, released in February, and it didn’t look healthy.
• A $427 million deficit
• A $51.3 million cut to education
• Debt up to $13.5 billion
Are more cuts and privatization lurking in the woods? As long as the Sask. Party keeps the elusive budget hidden, taxpayers won’t know more until after they vote – but perhaps that’s just how Wall wants it.
Trying to figure out how much money Brad Wall has wasted on pet projects, gravy planes and privatization could give anyone a headache.
Even in the face of blatant proof, Brad Wall can be counted on to not back down from a losing argument.
Brad Wall is pushing to liquidate more than 50% of public SLGA stores but the proof is not on his side.