Canpotex invests $500M in Vancouver port expansion
Saskatoon-based Canpotex breaks ground on a $500 million upgrade at the Port of Vancouver to move more Saskatchewan potash to overseas markets.
Local business, trade disputes and the provincial economy.
Saskatoon-based Canpotex breaks ground on a $500 million upgrade at the Port of Vancouver to move more Saskatchewan potash to overseas markets.
CMHC data show Saskatchewan housing starts rose 65.5 per cent in August 2026, with multiple-unit starts up 116.7 per cent and the province ranking first or second nationally for a third straight month
Saskatchewan approved a Bell AI data centre expansion the province values at more than $50 billion, with a headquarters in the Regina area and up to 500 permanent jobs.
Saskatchewan added 2,600 jobs in August as the rest of Canada shed nearly 42,000, with the unemployment rate at 6.0 per cent - the third lowest among provinces. Construction led private-sector growth,
Saskatchewan brewers and distillers have backed the province's 50 per cent levy on American alcohol, the response to a 50 per cent US tariff on Canadian alcohol enacted August 22.
Two restaurant owners in Saskatchewan are facing serious immigration-related charges after allegations that they mistreated foreign workers last year. The case highlights how the province is trying to protect temporary workers from unfair t
A business dispute involving Misty Burton Concrete Services and Future Now has escalated into accusations of poor workmanship, defamation, and aggressive debt collection tactics. The issue stems from substandard concrete work performed by M
Misty Burton Concrete Services Ltd, a Saskatchewan-based construction company owned by Waylyn Burton, is under scrutiny for alleged poor-quality cement work at Meeting Lake. The company is demanding full payment despite visible cracks and d
Following an initial confrontation. A troubling situation has arisen involving Dixon Commercial Investigators and Tim Cimmer, owner of Future Now. The dispute concerns unfinished and substandard work by Misty Burton Concrete, which is owned
In Battleford, Saskatchewan, a taxidermy dispute is raising eyebrows. Brennan Huard, a local taxidermist, is accused of throwing out a customer’s items after being paid over $130,000. The customer, Tim Cimmer, also invested in their taxider