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Saskatchewan-Manitoba

Real estate on a roll

emolished early in the new year, construction will begin on a multi-use facility featuring five storeys of retail and office space, topped by a 14-storey hotel with 154 rooms.

Saskatchewan will lead Canadian GDP growth in 2012

Saskatchewan will lead the nation in economic growth in 2012, according to the Bank of Montreal (BMO). “Real GDP will likely expand 3 per cent this year, helped by a rebound in agriculture output, before cooling slightly to a league-leading 2.

Saskatoon must gear up for population surge

Call it the potash factor, or a boomerang effect of former Saskatchewan residents heading back home. Whatever the reason, a Vancouver-based consulting firm is telling the City of Saskatoon that it should be gearing up for a population spike.

New airport books $50 million GE test plant

With the ribbon-cutting of the biggest construction project in Winnipeg's history now in his rear-view mirror, Barry Rempel isn't going to sit around and watch the paint dry.

Retailers buckle into air terminal

Four new retailers have set up shop in perhaps the most secure area in Manitoba - the air-side of Winnipeg's new terminal building. Upper Crust sandwich shop, Asian eatery Red Wok, PGA Tour golf store and a pair of T.G.I.

Liquor added to grocery outlets

A litre of milk, a loaf of bread, a stick of butter and a bottle of tequila. For the first time in Manitoba history, the items on this shopping list will be able to be purchased at a grocery store starting next spring.

City golf course tees investor

The City of Winnipeg has hit a redevelopment hole-in-one.

Old Jets logo mothballed

Perhaps the most popular retro logo in National Hockey League (NHL) history is being retired - for now.

Small town, big problems

Zander said she's also hopeful an upgrade will be forthcoming to Carberry's recreation centre, which she added is "workable but old.

Northern front

Last year the city posted a record $47.9 million in building permits, but this has been overshadowed with a $70.3 billion surge in permits through the first 10 months of this year.