Rising costs have forced all of us to make budgetary choices – what to cut back on or to eliminate altogether. But travel, it seems, is not on the chopping …
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Taxpayers on the hook for unbridled federal deficit spending
The Fraser institute is well-known for its take on taxation and the burden of financing government placed on taxpayers. It came up with the Tax Freedom Day …
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Regina top in nation for increase to home prices
The cost of buying a new house increased more in Regina in August than in any other city in the country. Whether you consider that good news or bad news …
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Automotive sales in Saskatchewan growing
The volume of new cars and trucks leaving automotive dealerships in this province continues to grow. Four thousand units a month… that’s one of the …
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More interest rate cuts on the horizon
The latest inflation numbers or Consumer Price Index is a welcomed development for most people in this country. The rate dropped to two-percent in the latest …
As inflation recedes wage demands increase
It is pretty evident we are approaching the end of an inflationary cycle. First, and most obvious, is we’re seeing interest rates fall. And they will …
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