Watching the public sector in Regina these days is a little like following the tennis ball in a competitive match – things are going both ways. First, we …
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Western Canada vs Ontario – Boom vs Bust. Saskatchewan Matters episode 33.
Saskatchewan business commentator and Chair of Martin Charlton Communications Paul Martin joins host Dan Gold on episode 33 to talk about Central Canada vs …
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Saskatchewan Party cabinet shuffle adds up to low-risk adjustment
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe made the biggest adjustment to his cabinet to date, but the changes reflect a low-risk adjustment rather than a bold change to …
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Fair Share Canada
Back when Grant Devine was premier, he developed Fair Share Saskatchewan, a plan to move government agencies out of Regina. Crop Insurance went to Melville, …
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Measuring the Gap Between Ottawa and Saskatchewan
The emergence of the Buffalo party in the provincial election is a symptom of a broader question of the relationship between Saskatchewan and Ottawa. In short, …
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Time to Enhance Financial Instruments for Local Government
Watching municipal governments around the province wrestle with budgets in the wake of the COVID19 outbreak, it is a stark reminder that the time is long past …
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