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Economy
30 MPs have stated positions across 81 topics · 4 shifts
Everett HindleySaskatchewan PartyShifted
Hindley says the 20 school projects are in various stages and some are only 25% designed, so they could not realistically begin construction this year — indicating timelines are being sequenced rather than immediate construction.→Hindley says the government is delaying several education and other ministry infrastructure projects, slowing their advancement from initial plans to manage spending sustainably; project timelines are being adjusted so they progress more slowly as part of fiscal sustainability.
NewsMar 24, 2026
Carla BeckNDP
Carla Beck says the government's reported pauses or delays to school construction demonstrate that the provincial budget is resulting in cuts to capital projects; she says she no longer trusts the government's assurances and that many people share that frustration.
NewsMar 24, 2026
Matt LoveNDP
Matt Love criticizes the provincial government’s handling of school infrastructure spending, saying residents expect transparency and honesty about project delays and that the minister and premier are failing to provide that, calling the lack of transparency 'incredibly disappointing' and 'shocking.'
NewsMar 24, 2026
Scott MoeSaskatchewan Party
Scott Moe states that the provincial budget has not caused any cancellations or delays to school projects or other infrastructure; he maintains there are "no cancellations and no delays" with respect to school or other infrastructure builds in the province.
NewsMar 24, 2026