Premier Tim Houston says he’s pleased with the spring session of the legislature as MLAs rose earlier this week. Houston says the province is leading the way on cross-country free trade. The province says with a $900 million deficit the province must grow its economy in order to continue to provide services. He says lifting the bans on uranium, natural gas and committing to a discussion about how to do fracking safe were all very important.
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