Premier Scott Moe, speaking in Yorkton, outlined the Saskatchewan Party’s affordability plan, aimed at reducing cost pressures for residents.

Moe highlighted Saskatchewan’s position as Canada’s most affordable province with the lowest inflation, partly due to the removal of the federal carbon tax on home heating.

Key promises include cutting provincial income taxes, saving a family of four $3,400 and a senior couple $3,100 over four years.

The plan would increase the Graduate Retention Program benefit to $24,000, double the Active Families Benefit to $300 per child, and offer a $4,000 annual Home Renovation Tax Credit, rising to $5,000 for seniors.

Voting Week opens October 22nd with Election Day set for October 28th.