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Markets are soaring, but there is a case to be made for alternatives - Vimarsana News

Markets are soaring, but there is a case to be made for alternatives

Public markets are setting new highs, but it's a good time to review other opportunities out there such as the alternatives market. Read on.

Murray Mandryk: Warning letters reveal Sask. Party's selective hearing - Vimarsana News

Murray Mandryk: Warning letters reveal Sask. Party's selective hearing

If you belong to the right group and make the right noise about Sask. Party MLAs losing power, a mere whisper will get their attention.

Defending champion Brad Gushue reaches Brier final with win over Brendan Bottcher - Vimarsana News

Defending champion Brad Gushue reaches Brier final with win over Brendan Bottcher

Brad Gushue gained an express ticket to Sunday's championship game at the Brier with a 7-3 playoff win over Brendan Bottcher on Saturday night. Alberta's Bottcher, the tournament's No. 1 seed, dropped to Sunday's semifinal to face Saskatchewan's Mike McEwen, who was a 6-5 winner earlier over Manitoba's Matt Dunstone.

Source: tsn.ca
Home builder sentiment hits record low | Regina Leader Post - Vimarsana News

Home builder sentiment hits record low | Regina Leader Post

Canadian Home Builders' Association CEO Kevin Lee talks about what the industry needs from Ottawa to meet housing targets. Watch here.

Indigenous chef from Sask. First Nation captures national tourism entrepreneur award - Vimarsana News

Indigenous chef from Sask. First Nation captures national tourism entrepreneur award

Tammy Maki was selected as the Extraordinary Female Entrepreneur at the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada awards in February.