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Tracking the impact the resource sector has on the provincial economy is fairly simple. Just look at the amount of money the provincial government takes in from …
Economy
Budget economic indicators
The provincial budget tabled in the Legislature not only offers a guide of what the provincial treasury will take in and what it will spend, but it also offers …
TD Sees Sask Growth Approaching Six Percent
It’s been a while since we could talk about the economy growing at almost six-percent a year but that’s what is in store for Saskatchewan this year, according …
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Sask is Momentum as a Processor
Anyone who has wondered why Saskatchewan doesn’t produce pasta even though we are a major global supplier of durum wheat should give this a …
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Saskatchewan Consumers Now Spending More than Before the Pandemic
Retail spending is one of the more effective tools for measuring consumer sentiment or mood but even this metric can prove troublesome as the pandemic has …
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Welcome to the Bad Old Days
This is like a story from the 90’s. Out-migration is again a headline. Twenty years ago, the concept of people moving out of the province at a faster pace …
