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Steinbach recovers from Loewen layoffs

"We're at about 13,500 right now. We think we're within a year of surpassing Thompson as the third-largest city in the province (behind Winnipeg and Brandon).

Winnipeg businesses cheer as NHL returns

When True North Sports & Entertainment chairman Mark Chipman uttered the following statement into a microphone - "I am excited beyond words to announce our purchase of the Atlanta Thrashers.

Realtors judge hockey's impact

Winnipeg's realtor community is ready to hop over the boards.

Season tickets sold out fast

It took just a few short days for Winnipeggers to show the NHL that they're serious about hockey.

Stadium name deal struck

MTS Allstream didn't wait until the deal to buy the Atlanta Thrashers was finalized to extend its connection to the focal point of downtown Winnipeg.

Speculators dive into Regina industrial market

Speculating developers are getting busy in Regina as the industrial vacancy rate has fallen to a Canada low of 0.8 per cent, despite a 10 per cent increase in supply over the past two years.

Businesses "most optimistic"

Saskatchewan businesses are the most optimistic in Canada according to a recent survey.

Mining plays could top $43M

Saskatchewan could see an unprecedented $43 million invested in the mining sector over the next 20 years, according to the Saskatchewan Mining Association. Saskatchewan's Crown Investment Corp.

Saskatoon home sales are rising

Housing sales in Saskatchewan's largest city increased 21 per cent in May, to 423 homes, compared with May 2010, according to the Saskatoon Region Association of Realtors.

Ottawa move freezes northern port

Agenda hidden "The Harper government has another agenda for Churchill. Let us know what it is. We're trying to figure that out.