Colliers International to manage and market Global Transportation Hub
By Connor O’Donovan Digital Broadcast Journalist
A contract has been given to Colliers International to manage the Global Transportation Hub. Continue reading
Saskatchewan Economy
Delinquency rates increasing, credit scores still high on Prairies: report
By Connor O’Donovan Digital Broadcast Journalist
A first quarter credit report from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation shows slight increases in delinquency rates across the prairies. Continue reading
Saskatchewan’s unemployment rate falls to 2nd lowest in Canada
By David Baxter Reporter
Saskatchewan’s unemployment rate fell to 4.9 per cent thanks to 3,900 new jobs added in March, according to Statistics Canada data. Continue reading
SREDA projects modest uptick in economic growth for Saskatchewan in 2019
SREDA CEO Alex Fallon explains why they are projecting modest economic growth for Saskatchewan in 2019. Continue reading
Number of people in Saskatchewan receiving EI drops in July
Statistics Canada reported Thursday there were 16,500 EI beneficiaries in Saskatchewan during July. Continue reading
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe urging feds to restart Trans Mountain project
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
Premier Scott Moe believes the impact will be severe on Saskatchewan’s economy. Continue reading
SREDA downgrades Saskatchewan’s 2018 economic outlook
GDP growth in Saskatchewan downgraded to 1.5 per cent due to uncertainty in the mining sector. Continue reading
EI beneficiaries continue to decline in Saskatchewan
The number of people receiving employment insurance benefits in Saskatchewan has dropped by 10.7 per cent in the last year. Continue reading
Saskatchewan economy rebounded in 2017: SREDA
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
SREDA says Saskatchewan’s economy grew in 2017 following a decline in 2016. Continue reading
Sask. Polytechnic losing 42 employees due to shifting labor market
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
Twenty Sask. Polytechnic faculty took voluntary buyouts, while the rest were layoffs. Continue reading