Paul Martin CommentaryOne place the government is taking in less tax money is on booze. It turns out Canadians are cutting back on the amount of alcohol …
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Mortgage renewal concerns have subsided
Paul Martin commentaryCanadians have survived the wave of mortgage renewals that followed the return of higher interest rates.The country went for more …
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Canola production to go up due to tariff change
Paul Martin CommentaryThe breakthrough on canola tariffs levied by China may have helped farmers decide what they will plant this spring.The first …
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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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Sellers market remains in Saskatchewan
Paul Martin CommentaryIt seems to be getting harder and harder to buy a house in the province. That’s because so many people are inclined to keep their home …
Many Canadians pushing off retirement
Paul Martin CommentaryWe’ve come a long way from Freedom 55.For those unfamiliar with that concept, it was an insurance company advertising slogan from …
