Saskatchewan residents seem to have a little swagger in their step these days. One of the most definitive measures of consumer confidence we have is the …
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Ontario’s out-migration now ahead of Saskatchewan’s
There was a long period of time when Saskatchewan’s primary measure of its population centred on out-migration. We lost more people than we gained in those …
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How Saskatchewan construction differs from much of Canada
We now have a tally of the money dedicated to construction activity in the province in April and we were a bit of an anomaly nationally. StatsCan’s …
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Saskatchewan’s manufacturing sales rose in April
Saskatchewan’s manufacturing sector enjoyed a bounce-back month in April. This sector had been a strong one for us through most of this decade, generally …
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Tax Freedom Day arrives mid-way through calendar year
From now on its all yours. Yesterday was Tax Freedom Day in Canada, the point in the calendar year when – theoretically – you’ve paid all your taxes, if you …
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Healthcare workers contribute to Saskatchewan’s population growth
A few longstanding stories that offer broad insights into how our economy and province are working came together this week on the convocation stage at …
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