Inflation at the consumer level is still cutting into the average citizen’s spending capacity. The latest retail sales figures from StatsCanada look at …
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Two sides to event infrastructure investment conversation
As Saskatchewan’s major cities debate the pros and cons of building or renewing infrastructure related to major events, here’s some new research that may help …
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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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Private sector on the verge of recession
When the GDP numbers came out late last week it showed the Canadian economy is not doing especially well these days. Sure, consumer spending was up a bit – 3.5% …
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Business optimism cautious regarding inflation data
Inflation may be receding in many segments of the economy but it is still a big concern for businesses. When we hear talk of falling inflation, it tends to …
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Saskatchewan economic performance did well last year
It turns out last year was a good one for the Saskatchewan economy. Last week Statistics Canada released what is considered the official tabulation of …
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