Paul Martin CommentaryNormally a decline in retail sales activity or consumer spending would be considered a negative indicator for the economy but there’s …
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Uranium mine given green light
It has been a couple decades in the making but Saskatchewan is about to get a new uranium mine.Denison Mines has secured federal approval to begin …
Saskatchewan farmland continues to outperform
The value of Saskatchewan farmland has risen sharply in this decade and it has taken the net worth of the province’s farming community along with …
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Government creates high housing costs and shortages
A blue-ribbon panel charged with looking into the reasons behind high housing costs and shortages in many regions of the country has determined that government …
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Manufacturing sector in Saskatchewan shows lacklustre year
Saskatchewan’s manufacturing sector will look back on 2025 as the year of nothing special. The year-end numbers for the sector were released this week …
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Canada falling behind on ag value-added sector
There’s a new report on the agriculture industry in this country that should ring warning bells for those of us in this part of the world.It seems we’re …
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