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Did You Know? Saskatchewan exports roughly 70% of what it produces. The U.S. alone consumes about 66% of Saskatchewan international good exports, while roughly 15% can be attributed to Japan, China and other Asian nations. What's New Dec. 3, 2008 - The Saskatchewan Legislature today passed the largest single-year personal income tax cut in the province's history. Read MoreNov. 27, 2008 - Standard & Poor's (S&P) has boosted Saskatchewan's long-term rating for the province from AA to AA+ with a stable outlook. Read MoreThe province's 2008-09 Mid-Year Report released today shows Saskatchewan's position remains strong. The Saskatchewan Government is still on track to reduce the provincial debt by $2.7 billion, or by about 40 per cent this year. Read MoreOct. 21, 2008 - "Our government is delivering a plan to lower taxes so that everyone will share in the benefits of Saskatchewan's prosperity," Wall said Read MoreSaskatchewan's First Quarter Financial Report released today show that resource revenues continue to rise, allowing the government to significantly reduce the province's debt. Read MoreRelease of the 2007-08 Public Accounts show Saskatchewan's economic output last year was firing on all cylinders, with a revenue increase of almost $2 billion over the 2007-08 Budget estimate. Read MoreThe interest rate for Series 17 Saskatchewan Savings Bonds (SSB) has been set at 2.5 per cent. Read MoreMay 28, 2008 - Fire trucks purchased by the Regina and Saskatoon Airport Authorities are now Provincial Sales Tax (PST) exempt. Read MoreApril 30, 2008 - Series 17 Saskatchewan Savings Bonds (SSBs) will be available for purchase June 7-25. Read More$1 billion capital investment for hospitals and health facilities, schools, roads and highways. Ensuring Saskatchewan is "Ready for Growth" - that was the focus of the 2008-09 Provincial Budget handed down by Finance Minister Rod Gantefoer today. Read MoreNews, information, reports - you'll find it all here. Read More
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