Saskatchewan took centre stage in the latest monthly report on manufacturing activity in the country. Revenues were up almost 30-percent in July compared to …
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As inflation recedes wage demands increase
It is pretty evident we are approaching the end of an inflationary cycle. First, and most obvious, is we’re seeing interest rates fall. And they will …
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Construction activity in the province to rise later this year
This province is poised for a significant building boom later this year. One of the indicators used to forecast construction activity is building permits. …
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Saskatchewan residents on the low end of comparing finances with others
Have you ever wondered how you’re doing financially compared to your neighbors or that brother-in-law? Well, a new survey by RBC Royal Bank does a deep dive …
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Savings figures jumping during the pandemic appear misleading
One of the unexpected by-products of the COVID pandemic was a spike in how much Canadians were putting away in savings accounts. Five years ago, the national …
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Federal government uses the West as a pawn in trade dispute
The latest trade dispute facing Canadians is a truly east-west scrap. The federal government has slapped a 100-percent tariff on electric cars coming …
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