On the political front in this country it is easy to see that folks on the Prairies are out of step with the rest of the country. We voted in zero …
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Year-end Job Numbers Remarkably Resilient
Perhaps the most resilient group in the province is employers.Last year was a tough one for many of the mainstream businesses in Saskatchewan: …
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Exporters Already Dealing with Recession
The forecasters are sticking to their story that the Canadian economy grew in the last quarter of 2019 but every set of numbers that is coming out suggest it …
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Beware: Recessionary Tales
Tracking of economic numbers is always a few months behind real time as it takes about three months to accumulate all the information. So, the latest …
The Big Three Lagging
As the Canadian economy continues its slowdown, even though our biggest trading partner and customer south of the border is posting strong growth numbers, …
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Household Budgets are Getting Tight
The gap between here and hitting the wall is awfully narrow: about $200 wide for many of us.A new report released by the insolvency arm of MNP says a …
