Tag Archives: Business & Economy
Federal carbon tax increasing. What does that mean for gas prices?
The federal carbon tax is officially increasing which could lead to a jump in prices at the gas pump.Starting April 1, 2022, every tonne of carbon emissions will cost whoever generated it $50. The pri...
Apr 01, 2022
Thirty-eight per cent population growth in Candle Lake
In the five years between the 2006 and 2011 censuses, Candle Lake's population shrank by 27 people to 765 residents. In the same length of time between the 2016 and 2021 census periods, it grew from 3...
Mar 31, 2022
Métis Nation and Sturgeon Lake join Prince Albert alliance
The Prince Albert regional economic alliance grew today with the signatures of the Mtis Nation of Saskatchewan and the Sturgeon Lake First Nation on a new three-year agreement.Representatives from bot...
Lisa Brady Mar 31, 2022
‘Flabbergasted’: Gym owners not happy with added PST on memberships
Very soon, heading to the gym or your favourite fitness studio will cost a little more in Prince Albert and across Saskatchewan.As part of its budget unveiled last week, the province announced it was ...
Mar 28, 2022
New base taxes part of 2022 city financial plan
A new base tax that will apply to multi-unit residential buildings and to homes will be considered as part of the City's plan to pay for expenses this year.Council will consider the new base tax along...
Mar 25, 2022
PST increases not drawing favourable reaction from Sask. public, golf industry
Most Saskatchewan residents don't seem thrilled with the province's most recent budget."I think we're being taxed enough as it is," Steve commented on the provincial sales tax (PST) now being added to...
Mar 24, 2022
More support announced for organic farming industry
NORTH BATTLEFORD, Sask. - Organic farms in the province, including ones in the Battlefords and Meadow Lake area, continue to see interest with more people choosing to purchase local organic produce. A...
Angela Brown Mar 23, 2022
Moe hints budget will show Saskatchewan is ‘back on track’
Oil and potash demand has increased in recent months and that could help the Saskatchewan government as it presents the 2022-23 budget Wednesday afternoon.At mid-year, the deficit was forecast to be $...
Mar 23, 2022
High hopes for northern Saskatchewan tourism sector as restrictions on travellers ease
Hopes are high tourism may see a spike across northern Saskatchewan as restrictions get eased for travellers. Incoming tourists will still need to be vaccinated to visit Canada, however, starting on A...
Mar 17, 2022
Company behind new OSB mill holds public engagement session
Dozens of people had a chance to ask questions and hear more about a major project coming soon to Prince Albert.One Sky Forest Products, the company behind a new OSB mill for the area, held a public e...
Mar 16, 2022
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On the ice
Weekend rink report: Mintos split in Southern Sask., Northern Bears swept by Regina
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SIGA and Northern Lights Casino announce multimillion-dollar expansion project.
Russia-Ukraine War
In a first, President Biden gives green light for Ukraine's use of U.S.-supplied long-range missiles in Russia
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Podium finish
Carlton boys claim third at 5A provincials, first provincial medal in volleyball since 2014
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Mayoral candidate
Mayoral candidate Bill Powalinsky pledges transparent leadership, community-driven growth, and proven expertise for Prince Albert
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Raising awareness
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