Paul Martin commentaryWe now have all the spring budgets from the provinces and, not surprisingly, the amount of red ink being spilled across the land is …
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Rainy-day fund works if done right
It was 1978. Saskatchewan was at the peak of an economic cycle when Canadian Business magazine featured the province on its cover. A caricature of …
Saskatchewan had big impact on GDP growth
Paul Martin commentaryIf it wasn’t for Saskatchewan, the Canadian economy probably would have contracted in January.StatsCan has just released its GDP …
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Budget reflects changing economy
Paul Martin CommentaryEvidence of the significant change Saskatchewan’s economy has undergone in the last quarter century was on display yesterday when the …
Saskatchewan’s uranium industry ramping up
It’s been a significant month or two for Saskatchewan’s uranium industry. First was the approval of the Denison Wheeler River uranium project. Then Cameco inked …
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Saskatchewan still viewed as a friendly mining jurisdiction
Paul Martin CommentaryOntario premier Doug Ford’s vocal promotion of the Ring of Fire appears to have caught the attention of mining company …
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