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For those who have argued Canada should put its oil industry on the shelf and replace it with a push for alternative, cleaner energy sources have been getting …
Economy
Tough Days for the Loonie
One of the casualties of the market volatility this week is the Canadian dollar. At the close of trading yesterday it was sitting below USD …
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The Double Whammy
The double whammy of corona virus and an international price war on oil triggered one of those memorable days on the stock market. We had one back in 2008 …
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Sask Job Picture Largely Unchanged in February
The employment picture in February in Saskatchewan didn’t change very much. We saw 500 new jobs generated – not too much difference from January - while the …
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Following A Counter-Cyclical Track
We are counter-cyclical or like a teeter-totter. We tend to work completely the opposite of what is going on in Ontario. When they’re up, we’re down and …
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Ending with a Flourish
This province’s consumers had been the epitome of caution last year. Retail sales or consumer spending was virtually unchanged from the previous year through …
