The province is facing a "double economic whammy," with the coronavirus pandemic and the price of oil hitting historic lows at the same time.

The market may have slowed in Saskatoon and Saskatchewan but it remains steady even with the COVID-19 pandemic.

The measure goes into effect on April 1.

Chris Guérette said she has two takeaways from a recent CMHC report that found low evidence of overbuilding in Saskatoon.

The measure would mean an extra $8.39 per year in tax for a Netflix subscription.

The demand for more affordable housing was the lone bright spot for Saskatoon’s new home builders, according to the SRHBA.

The Saskatoon & Regina Home Builders Association says a downturn in the home construction industry is having a trickle-down effect on the local economy.

Harriet the monkey was promptly returned, but not before enjoying some scones around Buckingham Palace.

Airbnb has become a firmly entrenched business in Saskatchewan, now lawmakers are looking to bring the tech company's model under professional regulations.

Some businesses in Winnipeg have not adjusted their financial systems to accommodate the newly implemented PST cut.