March 19, 2025
REGINA, SK – The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce is pleased with the investments to support businesses in our province in the Government of Saskatchewan’s 2025-26 Budget.
The Chamber is encouraged by the commitments in the Budget that align with its long-standing advocacy efforts, including:
The Chamber has consistently advocated for tax policies that enhance affordability and support talent attraction and retention. The announced income tax reductions will provide much-needed relief for families. Any tax reduction is a positive step, particularly as affordability remains a key concern for both residents and businesses.
Further, the 20% increase in the Graduate Retention Program’s tax credit benefits will play an important role in encouraging graduates to build their careers in Saskatchewan.
“We are pleased to see the government’s investments in business priorities. The announcements made today will help to fuel growth of SMEs, promote entrepreneurship and strengthen Saskatchewan’s economy for the future,” said Prabha Ramaswamy, CEO, Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce.
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FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Josie Fries
Senior Director of Marketing and Events
E: jfries@saskchamber.com | P: 306-781-3125