Saskatchewan business commentator and Chair of Martin Charlton Communications Paul Martin joins host Dan Gold to take a look at the relationship between …
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Politics
After this election did anything change.
Six hundred million. That is what it cost the Canadian taxpayer to watch the political equivalent of groundhog day. Consensus on the snap election was that …
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Are advanced polls a predictor of election outcomes?
Can anything be read into strong turnout at the advanced polls for the federal election? Approximately 5.8 million voters took advantage of the advanced …
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Blue wall to remain intact
The Canadian electorate heads to the polls September 20th for the federal election. Saskatchewan voters, like the majority in the country, are scratching …
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Equal in name only
The equalization program and how it applies to each province has often been criticized that it does the opposite of its intention. Western Canadian …
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Cha-Ching. What The Heck
Long before the TV series Gold Rush made it fashionable to pursue the promise of riches in the Canadian wilderness, a friend of mine was helping finance a …
