The labour market in Saskatchewan appears to be tightening up. One of the measures economic observers track to assess the relationship between employers …
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Saskatchewan still has plenty to look forward to achieving economically
The economists at TD Bank are not always the most bullish on Saskatchewan's prospects but their latest forecast has a decidedly upbeat flavor. They say …
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Statistics Canada issues latest update on household spending
One-quarter of all the money we spend on a daily basis goes to pay for shelter – that includes the cost of housing, heating and electricity. That’s about double …
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How Saskatchewan teachers’ contract negotiations are reminiscent of Margaret Thatcher and privatization
The Iron Lady, Margaret Thatcher, must be smiling over the war of words between Saskatchewan teachers, the school boards and the provincial …
Federal government policies pushing home ownership out of reach for many Canadians
For all his talk about the middle class, Justin Trudeau’s policies or, perhaps lack of them, is actually deepening the gap between rich and poor in this …
Two Saskatchewan regions among Canada’s top 10 places for unfilled jobs
Employers outside of Saskatchewan’s two major cities are creating jobs faster than the workforce can fill them. That’s a highlight of the nation’s latest …
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