Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe talks regrets in 2022
, Moe said investments like the one-time $500 affordability cheque program, and the decision to retire as much as $1 billion in operating debt show his government is managing the revenue boom prudently.
“We are very hesitant to bake in what might be two or three years natural resource spikes resulting in some higher revenues for the province, but to bake that in and have to go back in three, four or five years to the Saskatchewan people and say, ‘Hey, we made a mistake, we spent too much, we have to make some pretty significant changes here.
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