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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Saskatchewan saw employment gains in November
Saskatchewan employers generated 2,200 new full-time jobs in November. And they shed 600 part-time positions. Those figures meant our unemployment rate …
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Trump victory good for the oil industry in Saskatchewan
The election of Donald Trump appears to have put a little jump in the oil industry in this province. The latest provincial tender of oil and gas drilling …
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Majority of Canadians looking to update their home
Canadians are acting upon a pent-up desire to upgrade their living accommodations. With housing prices and supply getting most of the attention these days, …
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Accommodation revenue hits record high last year
We are still seeing the effects of the COVID lockdowns on smaller players in the restaurant industry but one segment of the hospitality sector that seems to be …
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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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