Six hundred million. That is what it cost the Canadian taxpayer to watch the political equivalent of groundhog day. Consensus on the snap election was that …
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Help!
It was not an issue on the campaign trail but our new federal government will find itself dealing with an acute shortage of workers as soon as it gets back to …
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Needing Some New Benchmarks
Disruptions and unexpected consumer reactions to the COVID pandemic has messed up a lot of years of market data. In broad terms, we had built up a treasure …
Saskaboom 2.0 Investing in Saskatchewan. Episode 3.
Saskatchewan business commentator and Chair of Martin Charlton Communications Paul Martin joins host Dan Gold to take a look at the …
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Forecast #2
Another of the major banks has issued its updated quarterly economic forecast for the province and this one, from ScotiaBank’s economics unit, is somewhat more …
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Are advanced polls a predictor of election outcomes?
Can anything be read into strong turnout at the advanced polls for the federal election? Approximately 5.8 million voters took advantage of the advanced …
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