The long, cold winter was enough to make a record number of us shell out for a warm weather holiday this year. That’s what the latest travel figures seem …
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Saskatchewan’s agricultural processing expands with canola crush announcement
This week’s announcement that Louis Dreyfus is more than doubling its Yorkton canola crushing capacity is another step in a journey that will take Saskatchewan …
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Tight inventory pushing up housing prices in Saskatchewan cities
Signals that suggest we may be entering a more stable phase of the residential real estate market are growing more evident. The economists at TD Canada …
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Job numbers all over in March
The volatility of the monthly job numbers was clearly evident in the March figures. They had Saskatchewan losing 4,300 positions in the month, a number …
Not all banks agree on Saskatchewan’s future growth
Beauty, they say, is in the eye of the beholder. It seems economic prospects might fit into that category too. As the major chartered banks issue their …
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Saskatchewan’s economy projected to have strongest growth in Canada
Make that two years in a row that Saskatchewan turned in the best growth performance of all provincial economies. It happened last year and our province …
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