Paul Martin commentarySaskatchewan’s tight residential real estate market seems to be getting even tighter.The monthly report on sales shows buyers were …
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Finance
Home ownership out of reach for many young Canadians in big cities
The single most important wealth-accumulating asset for the average Canadian is a house. Home ownership has long been the staple or foundation of family wealth …
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Provincial economic growth expanded in 2025
Paul Martin commentaryThe Saskatchewan economy has now surpassed $85 billion.The annual year-end assessment of economic growth has been released by …
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Tax refunds going into savings
Paul Martin commentaryWith April 30th – the deadline for filing last year’s income tax returns – now firmly in the rear-view mirror, we have entered …
Oil revenue could push some provinces back into the black
Paul Martin commentaryWe now have all the spring budgets from the provinces and, not surprisingly, the amount of red ink being spilled across the land is …
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Rainy-day fund works if done right
It was 1978. Saskatchewan was at the peak of an economic cycle when Canadian Business magazine featured the province on its cover. A caricature of …
