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The gap between Ottawa and this region appears to be getting wider, despite the election night promises from the Prime Minister that the great provinces of …
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Make That a Coffee Please
This province stood out by itself in September when it comes to the amount of money being spent in bars and restaurants. This might sound a bit …
Manufacturing Slowdown
After an extended run as one of the best performers in the provincial economy, our manufacturers are navigating some choppy waters these days. The month of …
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Inch by Inch: Commodity Sector Gaining Strength
A couple reports on the state of Saskatchewan’s petroleum sector show we do indeed have some life in this part of the economy. For the casual listener, you’d …
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Up Month, Down Month
Watching the way residents of this province buy new vehicles is a little like watching a roller-coaster. It goes up and then it goes down. The pace of …
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Saskatchewan Back in the Black
There are some new names in the list of hot spots when examining the cost of building a new house. We’ve gotten used to hearing that the cost of …
