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Saskatchewan small businesses face big holiday pressuresChristmas is just under a week away, and as the holiday approaches, many people are feeling the stress that comes with it, including small businesses.ConsumerDec 19, 2024
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Confidence levels taking a hit as costs rise for local Saskatchewan businesses“Small business owners are trying to get back on their feet, but increased business costs keep setting them back," said Brianna Solberg, CFIB provincial affairs director.CanadaApr 26, 2024
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USask professor’s app lets online shoppers try on clothes virtually before buyingA new app developed by a professor at the University of Saskatchewan creates a virtual dressing room for people to try on clothes without leaving the house.CanadaNov 24, 2021
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Supply chain issues, earlier holiday shopping could lead to empty shelves, higher prices: economistIt isn't even Halloween yet, but many are already getting into the holiday spirit. However, eager early shoppers might have to wait as global supply chains continue to struggle.CanadaOct 26, 2021
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Loonie increases over past year having a positive effect on Saskatoon businessesThe recent Canadian loonie increase means businesses who work with international sellers could potentially save some money or offer their products at lower prices.EconomyMay 26, 2021
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Coronavirus: Usually-busy Saskatoon avenue prepares for reopeningBusinesses on Broadway Avenue in Saskatoon have had to get creative during the COVID-19 pandemic, and they're eagerly awaiting their turn to reopen.CanadaMay 3, 2020
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Saskatoon small businesses brace for Canada Post work stoppageClothing store owner Cole Thorpe is hoping Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers reach an agreement before Prairie Proud suffers.CanadaJul 5, 2016
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