The spectre of inflation eroding purchasing power and the value of our currency is rapidly moving from a theoretical problem to a reality in Canada. For …
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Supply chains show signs of returning to normal for Saskatchewan
There are signs the supply chain is beginning to find its footing in Saskatchewan. Tracking the performance of businesses in the wholesale sector provides a …
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Manufacturing gains take Saskatchewan to near $2-billion month
The manufacturing sector in Saskatchewan came within a whisker of its first ever $2-billion month in February. Revenues flowing from factories in …
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Growing construction activity sign of commodity price impact
The volume of construction activity in Saskatchewan is picking up. Builders have not always been busy over the past four or five years, so, this is a welcome …
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Saskatchewan could separate from supply management. Saskatchewan Matters podcast episode 23.
Separating from the rest of Canada might be a good idea for Saskatchewan for a specific purpose – to benefit dairy and poultry producers looking for a larger …
Drilling investment growing with rising oil and gas prices
Oil and gas are among the hottest topics on the hit parade these days. In the weeks since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the price of oil has been moving and …
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