The beginning of 2025 also marks the beginning of the Year of Uranium in this province. In fact, it may be the start of the decade or century of uranium in …
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Hybrid vehicles gaining in popularity in Saskatchewan
People in this province are becoming more interested in electric vehicles but they are still relatively rare. The latest figures on vehicle registrations in …
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Holiday spending falls into Grinch territory
We don’t have any definitive figures yet – and probably won’t for a month or two – but the early signs suggest Justin Trudeau’s GST holiday is turning into a …
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Government overspending leads to a weak economy
The conclusion of the holiday season also marks the beginning of the Snowbird season in this part of the world. Winter vacations have become a staple of …
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Saskatchewan offers affordability for home purchases
Homeownership is getting slightly cheaper in this country but Saskatchewan still offers the best opportunity to purchase a residence. There are a couple …
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Inflation still impacting consumer spending
Inflation at the consumer level is still cutting into the average citizen’s spending capacity. The latest retail sales figures from StatsCanada look at …
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