Canada took a strategic step forward last week, no longer having to rely on foreign manufacturers to provide vaccines in the event of another pandemic. The …
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Businesses have half of 2022 left to course correct
This past weekend not only marked Canada Day, the end of the school year and beginning of summer holidays but, for those in the business world, it also saw the …
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Social media and messaging apps are harming communication in the workplace. Saskatchewan Matters episode 29.
Saskatchewan business commentator and Chair of Martin Charlton Communications Paul Martin joins host Dan Gold on episode 29 to look at the issues around …
Mandatory fire sprinklers impact cost of new housing
Members of Regina city council would be well advised not to try out for roles in any local musicals. They are tone deaf. This council brought forward the …
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Prairies forecast leading economic growth in Canada
Another of the major banks has pointed to the Prairies as the leaders in economic growth over the next year or two. TD Canada Trust updated its forecast on …
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Interest rate increases driving up home ownership costs
When you hear a bank using terms like ugly and extreme – and they’re talking about the cost of owning a home – you should probably pay attention. Those are …
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