Inflation at the consumer level is still cutting into the average citizen’s spending capacity. The latest retail sales figures from StatsCanada look at …
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Economy
Food and beverage businesses see revenue growth
The month of October was a good one for the food and beverage business here and across the country. Sales at restaurants, bars and fast-food outlets rose in …
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The West continues to outperform the rest of the country
Western Canada will continue it two-decade long dominance of Canadian economic growth. That comes from the latest forecast issued by ScotiaBank which has some …
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Job market tightens for seekers
It is getting a little harder to find a job in this country. One tool for measuring the difficulty or ease of finding employment in Canada is the job …
Two sides to event infrastructure investment conversation
As Saskatchewan’s major cities debate the pros and cons of building or renewing infrastructure related to major events, here’s some new research that may help …
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Money strains for couples put Saskatchewan at the top in Canada
Love and money. We want them both but they can cause trouble when mixed together. A survey of Canadians for RBC Royal Bank has determined that financial …
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