Now that we have several years of insight on the COVID pandemic, there is an interesting take emerging on how it impacted our spending habits and how that is …
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Saskatchewan restaurants still recovering after COVID-19 pandemic
For those in the food and beverage business, the post-COVID world has been challenging. After the nightmare of closures and cutbacks brought on by the …
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Arts, charities likely to suffer due to capital gains tax changes in federal budget
The arts community along with many other worthy community endeavors had a tough day on Wednesday when the federal government’s new budget was released. A very …
Recalling Les Dube’s interest in purchasing St. Louis Blues
There are few Saskatchewan stories of personal achievement more significant than the one written by Saskatoon’s Les Dube who passed away last week at the age of …
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Productivity could be Canada’s next concern
There seems to be a growing consensus that sometime later this year will bring relief on the high cost of borrowing. So, when this new, downward trend …
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Business ownership report reveals interesting Saskatchewan insights
Small and privately-owned businesses are the backbone of any economy, especially smaller ones like Saskatchewan where hosting a big or global business is the …
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