All the ducks are starting to line up. The Bank of Canada has been waiting for a period, not a month, where inflation is softening in order to trigger its first …
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Saskatchewan employers not considered in teachers’ collective agreement negotiations
Customer first -- it's a phrase that’s been around forever but more often than not forgotten by decision makers and it ends up as nothing more than fuel for the …
Investment in construction up in Saskatchewan
Investors have shaken off high interest rate concerns and begun issuing construction awards to contractors in the province. StatsCan’s latest report on …
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Saskatchewan one of world’s best places for mining industry to invest
For the fifth consecutive year, Saskatchewan finds itself at the top of the mining industry’s list of best places to invest in Canada -- and we are number three …
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Manufacturing sending signs Canadian economy slowing
As we look for signs that the economy is slowing down or, at the very least, inflationary pressures are easing, the latest report on manufacturing activity in …
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New vehicle sales up in Saskatchewan during Q1 2024
The first quarter of this year showed some positive signs for those in the new vehicle business in this province. First it was COVID that got in the way of …
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