Canada’s trading relationship with customers around the world was good in September. Exports were up and imports were down – factors that saw our trade …
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More families supported by rental income in Saskatchewan
Something has sparked a heightened interest in the concept of owning a rental property. It might be the popularity of home improvement shows on TV, …
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Introducing Saskatchewan First Act sending province back to the future
The introduction of the Saskatchewan First Act by the provincial government is something of a back to the future move reminiscent of the 1970s in …
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More than half of taxes paid by wealthy Canadians
The Fraser Institute has done another of its deep dives into the Canadian tax system and found it’s not exactly the 80-20 rule -- but it is getting …
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Halloween spending adds up in Canada
By the end of the day, somewhere in the range of $1 billion will have been spent on marking Hallowe’en in this country. There are no official statistics on …
Public sector differences observed in Saskatchewan
Watching the public sector in Regina these days is a little like following the tennis ball in a competitive match – things are going both ways. First, we …
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