The labor market is getting tighter in this country and Saskatchewan is beginning to feel the same trend. The latest job vacancy numbers show the ratio of …
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Travel now at 90 per cent of pre-COVID levels
Tourism is big business and it is almost back to levels we saw prior to the COVID pandemic. We’ve just received a summary of travel and tourism data for …
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Consumer confidence measure reveals three key findings about Saskatchewan in June
For those who watch economic numbers, the monthly tabulation of retail sales activity is one of those metrics that gets above-average attention because it is a …
Expect inflation to rise in Canada if rail strike lasts a month or longer
With Canada’s railways at a standstill, there are plenty of opinions and commentaries related to how this dispute will impact various industries or …
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Buying homes top financial priority of young Canadians
Buying a house. That’s priority number one for the bulk of young, single people under the age of 30. A survey by Houseful, which is owned by RBC Royal …
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It is beginning to look a lot like interest rates could drop again
The chances of another interest rate cut are increasing. The latest inflation data shows price increases are getting smaller in virtually every category …
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