Everyone from analysts to economists and policy makers has been looking for more and more precise information on how the COVID pandemic and lockdown have …
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Grandma’s Gonna Be A Gamer
It is interesting what happens when you are forced to step outside your comfort zone. One thing that was forced upon us during COVID lockdown was to adapt to …
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Black Ink Turning Red
We are roughly a week away from a provincial budget but we’re starting to see some speculation about what it will contain. We have been fairly well briefed …
Coming Up the Other Side
I’m not sure we know yet but we are seeing signs that things have bottomed out and we are starting to climb up the other side of the curve. A case in point …
Another Disconnect
It is not the first time the landscape as viewed through the national lens was different than the one being seen locally. A good case in point is Saskatchewan’s …
The Worst is Over and It Wasn’t As Bad As It Could Have Been
The first important message from the new Bank of Canada governor is an upbeat one – as upbeat as you can be in the middle of a pandemic that has hammered the …
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