The housing market in this country seems to defy gravity. And Saskatchewan’s residential real estate numbers are a case in point. When markets are acting …
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Larger interest rate cut could be on the way
When Statistics Canada issued its monthly jobs report last Friday, the data increased the chances of a larger interest rate cut by the Bank of Canada this …
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Saskatchewan saw employment gains in November
Saskatchewan employers generated 2,200 new full-time jobs in November. And they shed 600 part-time positions. Those figures meant our unemployment rate …
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Trump victory good for the oil industry in Saskatchewan
The election of Donald Trump appears to have put a little jump in the oil industry in this province. The latest provincial tender of oil and gas drilling …
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Business should look at benefits differently to help with employee stress
If we learned anything from recent elections – locally, provincially and internationally – the issue on the mind of the public these days is affordability. And …
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Majority of Canadians looking to update their home
Canadians are acting upon a pent-up desire to upgrade their living accommodations. With housing prices and supply getting most of the attention these days, …
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