Saskatchewan NDP calls for removal of PST for restaurants, children’s clothing
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As inflation brings the price of gas, groceries and utilities up, the Sask. NDP is calling for three big changes from the provincial government to help with the cost of living.
The Saskatchewan NDP are once again urging the provincial government to look at the cost of living for residents in the province.
“It’s been nearly six months that we’ve been calling on this government to act on the generational affordability crisis crippling this province and impacting so many families during what should be a summer of fun and enjoyment,” the Sask. NDP economic critic Aleana Young said.
As inflation brings the price of fuel, groceries and utilities up for everyone, the Sask. NDP is calling for three big changes from the provincial government to help with the cost of living.
“Saskatchewan people are facing this serious hardship and need and deserve relief,” said NDP MLA Trent Wotherspoon.
The first change they want to see is at the pumps.
“We’re calling on the government to suspend the fuel tax,” said Wotherspoon, noting the 15 cents a litre reduction that other provinces have implemented.
The NDP is also calling for a change to how families are charged for food and clothing.
“We’re calling the government to scrap the PST on restaurants and children’s clothing,” said Wotherspoon.
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