We now have a tally of the money dedicated to construction activity in the province in April and we were a bit of an anomaly nationally. StatsCan’s …
[Read more...] about How Saskatchewan construction differs from much of Canada
Saskatchewan’s manufacturing sales rose in April
Saskatchewan’s manufacturing sector enjoyed a bounce-back month in April. This sector had been a strong one for us through most of this decade, generally …
[Read more...] about Saskatchewan’s manufacturing sales rose in April
Tax Freedom Day arrives mid-way through calendar year
From now on its all yours. Yesterday was Tax Freedom Day in Canada, the point in the calendar year when – theoretically – you’ve paid all your taxes, if you …
[Read more...] about Tax Freedom Day arrives mid-way through calendar year
Healthcare workers contribute to Saskatchewan’s population growth
A few longstanding stories that offer broad insights into how our economy and province are working came together this week on the convocation stage at …
[Read more...] about Healthcare workers contribute to Saskatchewan’s population growth
Saskatchewan adds 27,000 working age people to population
When the monthly job report is prepared by StatsCan, one bit of data they include is how the population is changing. This particular metric is usually …
[Read more...] about Saskatchewan adds 27,000 working age people to population
Productivity in agriculture bright spot in standard of living report
There is an ever-sharpening focus on productivity in Canada – or perhaps more accurately the decline in productivity. But there is one notable exception: …
[Read more...] about Productivity in agriculture bright spot in standard of living report
