Concerns for those in poverty with Saskatchewan’s Plan for Growth
The government has an economic plan for the province – they released the Saskatchewan Plan for Growth to a business crowd in Saskatoon on Tuesday.
But critics are already arguing it is severely lacking in the social aspect, just what help will be given in those years to those struggling with a lack of food, housing and poverty.
The growth plan includes the target provincial debt will be reduced by $400 million by 2017.
“How are we going to achieve that, are we looking at more social cuts”, said Danielle Goulden, executive director of the Carmichael Outreach in Regina.