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Asia Pulp buys Prince Albert mill

Asia Pulp and Paper Co., through its European subsidiary, Paper Excellence, is buying Domtar Corp.

Saskatoon builders busy

Saskatoon building permits rose 52.1 per cent between January 2010 and January 2011, spiking to $61.5 million from $40.4 million a year earlier, according to Statistics Canada.

Big league city

"It would sure say we're a major league city. It would say we have the spending power and the economic base to support a sport at the very highest level that it's played at in the world.

Estevan’s building boom

Building permits Total building permits hit a record $51 million last year, and the city is awaiting a provincial/federal decision on a commercial-sized clean coal project at nearby Boundary Dam Power Station, owned and operated by SaskPower.

Credit Union service going to the D.O.Gs

Once you walk in the door, it only takes a few seconds to see Sunova Credit Union's strategy for differentiating itself from the competition.

Canwest's deluxe offices for lease

It has been called the nicest office space between Calgary and Toronto, it has appeared in two Hollywood productions and it can be yours if the price is right.

Academy Rd. aims for chic shoppers

They won't be able to duplicate the lake but the brain trust behind Winnipeg's Academy Road is doing all it can to capture the feel of one of Toronto's most famous neighbourhoods.

Convention Centre bids for big reno

Without a major upgrade, the Winnipeg Convention Centre is in danger of being left in the dust by bigger and fancier facilities across the country.

Five Guys opens Brandon franchise

We've already got the Big Mac, the Whopper and even the Nip - how about the Obama Burger? The newest hamburger franchise to enter the Manitoba market, Five Guys Burgers and Fries, counts the most powerful man in the world among its fans.

Getting tight in Saskatoon

The relief would likely be welcome. The typical rent for a two-bedroom apartment rose 3.3 per cent last year, to $935, and Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. (CMHC) forecasts it will rise to $950 this year. There are no rent controls in Saskatoon.