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The arrival of a second wave in the nation’s most populated provinces of Quebec and Ontario has the potential to skew the economic data that will inform the …
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Building Permits Rise in August …Finally
If you want to track how an economy is performing, look at capital spending or investment…it’s is one of the key drivers of economic growth or stagnation. …
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Regina’s the Most Affordable Housing Market in the West
Here’s some terminology we haven’t heard in a while about the local housing market. Saskatoon buyers rushed into the market with a vengeance….Regina’s market …
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Sask Population Declines for First Time in More than a Decade
It’s been a long time since we used this phrase…but it’s back. We’re dealing with out-migration once again. There was a 25-year stretch from 1982 to 2007 …
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More people are working but average wages are coming down.
That might sound like a contradiction but it is a reflection of how the COVID lockdown and subsequent disruption to labor markets has evolved. It turns out …
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The story is improving but we still have a ways to go.
We’re now in the season where the banks are updating their quarterly forecasts for provincial economies. The latest is from TD Canada Trust and it says …
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