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Some businesses have been able to pivot and find new ways of doing things during the pandemic – having workers operate from home, for example – some had only …
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Home Builders Continue to Climb Steep Hill
Next time you’re talking to a new home builder in this province, be kind. They’ve been fighting a tough market for a couple years now as they try to strike …
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Recessions and Policy impacts on Minimum Wage Earners
One of those perpetual discussion points in the world of business is the minimum wage. Arguments are advanced on both sides: how high is high enough? Should …
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Judging the Job Numbers
The numbers look good but it’s hard to figure out where they come from. We got the monthly job figures on Friday – they were for August - and once …
We’re Better than We Think
These are a couple years old but it turns out figures on Saskatchewan’s economic growth rate between 2015 and 2017 was actually better than …
They are Not Quite Equal
Anti-fossil fuel advocates like to say this country should dump the petroleum sector in favor of alternative energy production but they don’t talk about the …
