Saskatchewan election: Sask. Party unveils platform [Video]

The Saskatchewan Party laid out its platform on Saturday, outlining their plan if they get re-elected in the Oct. 28 provincial election. 

Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe and MLAs from across Saskatoon unveiled the campaign platform at Ken Cheveldayoff’s campaign office.

Moe appeared before a crowd of supporters to plead the case for his plan if re-elected premier.

“Our vision, our plan for this great province is a long-term plan. It’s a plan for long term growth,” Moe said.

The Saskatchewan Party released its full platform on its website. The document includes pledges that are set to cost $1.2 billion over the course of a potential four-year term, and Moe says more than 75 per cent of it will come from tax reductions.

The Saskatchewan Party expects to continue running a deficit for the following years with the goal of balancing the budget by 2027-28.

“The platform that we are …