A recent survey by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business shows 83 per cent of small businesses are open, but just 32 per cent are back to normal revenues.

Economist Jason Childs says he found missing numbers and inaccurate assumptions linked to the NDP's projected costs.

Although prices are down in some markets, the Saskatchewan Realtors Association says the number of sales were up in all markets it tracks.

As the retail industry reopens slowly, Saskatchewan's employment rate will recover slowly, according university economics professor Jason Childs.

SREDA CEO Alex Fallon explains why they are projecting modest economic growth for Saskatchewan in 2019.

In the past month Saskatchewan added 5,500 more jobs, and saw unemployment dip below the national average.

A group of plumbers and pipe fitters are feeling left out of the Saskatchewan government procurement process; about half their union is out of work or working out of the province.

Premier Scott Moe and Opposition Leader Ryan Meili are readying their parties for the start of a new legislative session on Oct. 24.

Work at the Regina Bypass is 90 per cent complete as field workers prepare for the winter slowdown before the final construction push in the spring.

Sask Energy and Resource Minister says if the current oil price differential, $52 per barrel, persists it could cost the province up to $500 million.