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Yorkton Chamber extends deadline for awards applications

Yorkton Chamber extends deadline for awards applications

Completed applications must be submitted by March 13.
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South Sask communities receive more than $2.3 million in funding

South Sask communities receive more than $2.3 million in funding

Projects in southeast and south-central Saskatchewan will benefit.
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Southeast College announces departure of CEO and President

Southeast College announces departure of CEO and President

Southeast College announced the departure of Dr. Vicky Roy, CEO and President, effective June 28, 2024
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A First Home Savings Account can help first-time home buyers

A First Home Savings Account can help first-time home buyers

As of December 5, 2023, more than 300,000 Canadians have opened an FHSA to save for a down payment on their first home.
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week

Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week

Statistics Canada will fill in more details on how the economy fared in January this week.
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Insolvencies to stay higher in 2024 as economy normalizes from pandemic lows: experts

Insolvencies to stay higher in 2024 as economy normalizes from pandemic lows: experts

Business insolvencies will likely remain elevated throughout 2024, experts said, as the economy plays catch-up after historically low levels during the pandemic. “We did have ... so many years of artificially low filings.
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FBI arrests Sask. man and World Bank employee on child porn charge

FBI arrests Sask. man and World Bank employee on child porn charge

Matthew Norman Ballek works for the World Bank and is a former Bank of Canada employee and is from Outlook. Sask.
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Gushue beats Sask. for third straight Brier title

Gushue beats Sask. for third straight Brier title

Mike McEwen team played from behind almost from the start in a 9-5 game.
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Big changes are coming to how Canadians bank, but adoption likely to be slow

Big changes are coming to how Canadians bank, but adoption likely to be slow

The current lack of competition in banking means high fees, which a report out last month from North Economics estimated run upwards of $7.7 billion a year.
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Opinion: Millennials new dominant force in the Canadian food industry

Opinion: Millennials new dominant force in the Canadian food industry

Millennials’ values and preferences are driving changes in the food industry and shaping the future of food consumption.
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