
INSIDE
- Labour Market
- Consumer
- Manufacturing Sales
- International Trade
- Construction
- Culture
- Population
- Saskatchewan Economy
- TrendLine Report Card
TrendLine Saskatchewan - September 2021
While employment remains below 2019 levels, Saskatchewan has regained 57% of the job loss experienced in 2020

Stephen Johnson
MA
Chief Economist
August 2021 saw a year-over-year (August 2021 vs. August 2020) advance in the number of employed by 16,800. This moved average year-to-date employment up by 2.8% or 15,250 positions as of August 2021 over the same period in 2020. This represents a 57% claw back of the 26,800 job loss experienced in 2020. Despite a strong showing, total employment remains well behind 2019 levels.
Most other major indicators are in positive territory led by total exports (up 18.5% and led by agricultural, energy products, metal and non-metallic mineral products, and forestry products), manufacturing shipments (up 37.1% and led by food, chemicals, and machinery), and housing starts (up 28.4%) owing to low interest rates and high savings.
More significantly, the consumer has returned to the market with retail sales, restaurant receipts, and new motor vehicle sales up over the same period last year. However, there are areas of concern: soft industrial building permits, slow population growth, slowing housing starts, a preponderance of part-time relative to full-time employment growth, weak wage growth (notably in retail trade), and potential inflationary pressures, which could lead to higher borrowing rates.
TrendLine Saskatchewan - September 2021
INSIDE
- Labour Market
- Consumer
- Manufacturing Sales
- International Trade
- Construction
- Culture
- Population
- Saskatchewan Economy
- TrendLine Report Card
While employment remains below 2019 levels, Saskatchewan has regained 57% of the job loss experienced in 2020
August 2021 saw a year-over-year (August 2021 vs. August 2020) advance in the number of employed by 16,800. This moved average year-to-date employment up by 2.8% or 15,250 positions as of August 2021 over the same period in 2020. This represents a 57% claw back of the 26,800 job loss experienced in 2020. Despite a strong showing, total employment remains well behind 2019 levels.
Most other major indicators are in positive territory led by total exports (up 18.5% and led by agricultural, energy products, metal and non-metallic mineral products, and forestry products), manufacturing shipments (up 37.1% and led by food, chemicals, and machinery), and housing starts (up 28.4%) owing to low interest rates and high savings.
More significantly, the consumer has returned to the market with retail sales, restaurant receipts, and new motor vehicle sales up over the same period last year. However, there are areas of concern: soft industrial building permits, slow population growth, slowing housing starts, a preponderance of part-time relative to full-time employment growth, weak wage growth (notably in retail trade), and potential inflationary pressures, which could lead to higher borrowing rates.

Stephen Johnson
MA
Chief Economist
Composite Indicator Actual & Seasonally Adjusted
Key Indicator This Month
Employment 2.8% |
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August 2021 YTD |
Employment
2.8%
August 2021 YTD
Labour Market
August 2021 Employment Up 2.8% Year-to-Date
Unemployment Rate 7.3% |
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August 2021 |
Total average year-to-date employment in Saskatchewan in August 2021 was up by 2.8% or 15,250 positions over the same period in 2020.
- Year-to-date employment was up in: Resource Extraction (863), Utilities (138), Manufacturing (538), Wholesale and Retail Trade (10,550), Professional, scientific and technical services (1,500), Business, building and other support services (237), Educational services (2,112), Health care and social assistance (6,738), Accommodation and food services (950), and public administration (3,000).
- Year-to-date employment was down in: Agriculture (-7,388), Transportation and warehousing (-1,925), Finance, insurance, real estate and leasing (-2,550), Information, culture and recreation (-1,775), and other services (-850).
The average year-to-date unemployment rate moved from 9.4% in August 2020 to 7.3% in August 2021. Year-to-date, the average number of unemployed was down -12,300 to 43,325 from 55,625. In addition, the number of those of labour force age but not in the labour force decreased by -1,357 over the same time period as individuals re-enter the job market with improved employment prospects.
Year-to-date, June 2021 average weekly earnings were up 0.8% over June 2020.
- Sub-sectors that posted increases were: Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction (3.2%), Construction (1.0%), Durable goods (0.6%), Service producing industries (1.2%), Wholesale trade (0.4%), Transportation and warehousing (1.1%), Information and cultural industries (6.2%), Finance and insurance (0.4%), Real estate and rental and leasing (10.4%), Professional, scientific and technical services (2.9%), Management of companies and enterprises (2.0%), Administrative and support, waste management and remediation services (0.9%), Educational services (0.5%), Education special (0.4%), Health care and social assistance (3.1%), Arts, entertainment and recreation (0.7%), Accommodation and food services (3.4%), and public administration (2.8%).
- Sub-sectors that posted decreases were: Goods producing industries (-0.7%), Manufacturing (-2.5%), non-durable goods (-6.5%), Trade (-1.8%), Retail trade (-1.6%), and other services (except public administration) (-2.4%).
Total average year-to-date employment in Saskatchewan in August 2021 was up by 2.8% or 15,250 positions over the same period in 2020.
- Year-to-date employment was up in: Resource Extraction (863), Utilities (138), Manufacturing (538), Wholesale and Retail Trade (10,550), Professional, scientific and technical services (1,500), Business, building and other support services (237), Educational services (2,112), Health care and social assistance (6,738), Accommodation and food services (950), and public administration (3,000).
- Year-to-date employment was down in: Agriculture (-7,388), Transportation and warehousing (-1,925), Finance, insurance, real estate and leasing (-2,550), Information, culture and recreation (-1,775), and other services (-850).
The average year-to-date unemployment rate moved from 9.4% in August 2020 to 7.3% in August 2021. Year-to-date, the average number of unemployed was down -12,300 to 43,325 from 55,625. In addition, the number of those of labour force age but not in the labour force decreased by -1,357 over the same time period as individuals re-enter the job market with improved employment prospects.
Year-to-date, June 2021 average weekly earnings were up 0.8% over June 2020.
- Sub-sectors that posted increases were: Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction (3.2%), Construction (1.0%), Durable goods (0.6%), Service producing industries (1.2%), Wholesale trade (0.4%), Transportation and warehousing (1.1%), Information and cultural industries (6.2%), Finance and insurance (0.4%), Real estate and rental and leasing (10.4%), Professional, scientific and technical services (2.9%), Management of companies and enterprises (2.0%), Administrative and support, waste management and remediation services (0.9%), Educational services (0.5%), Education special (0.4%), Health care and social assistance (3.1%), Arts, entertainment and recreation (0.7%), Accommodation and food services (3.4%), and public administration (2.8%).
- Sub-sectors that posted decreases were: Goods producing industries (-0.7%), Manufacturing (-2.5%), non-durable goods (-6.5%), Trade (-1.8%), Retail trade (-1.6%), and other services (except public administration) (-2.4%).
Unemployment Rate
7.3%
August 2021
INDICATOR | MONTH TO MONTH | YEAR TO DATE | |||||||
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Labour Market | Aug 2020 | Aug 2021 | Change | % Change | Aug 2020 | Aug 2021 | Change | % Change | |
Employment | 552400 | 569200 | 539013 | 554263 | - | - | |||
Unemployment Rate (%) | 9.1 | 7.3 | 9.4 | 7.3 | - | - | |||
Average Weekly Earnings ($) | 1109 | 1098 | 1093 | 1102 | - | - |
Consumer
June 2021 Retail Trade Up 16.8% Year-To-Date
New Motor Vehicle Sales 26.6% |
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June 2021 YTD |
Restaurant Receipts 19.6% |
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June 2021 YTD |
June 2021 year-to-date retail trade was up by 16.8% over the same period in 2020.
- All sub-sectors posted increases: New car dealers (25.1%), Used car dealers (55.5%), Gasoline stations (12.6%), Furniture and home furnishings stores (37.2%), Electronics and appliance stores (15.3%), Building material and garden equipment and supplies dealers (38.9%), Health and personal care stores (5.8%), Clothing and clothing accessories stores (41.6%), Sporting goods, hobby, book and music stores (52.3%), Grocery stores (0.9%), Beer, wine and liquor stores (9.3%), General merchandise stores (14.9%), and All other (16.5%).
June 2021 year-to-date new motor vehicle (units) sales were up 26.6% from June 2020.
- New minivans, sport-utility vehicles, light and heavy trucks, vans and buses sales were up 26.8%, while new passenger cars sales were also up 25.0%.
June 2021 year-to-date restaurant receipts were up 19.6% over the same period in 2020.
- Within restaurant receipts, all categories posted increases: Special food services (9.5%), Drinking places (alcoholic beverages) (14.3%), Full-service restaurants (21.0%), and Limited-service eating places (20.0%).
June 2021 year-to-date retail trade was up by 16.8% over the same period in 2020.
- All sub-sectors posted increases: New car dealers (25.1%), Used car dealers (55.5%), Gasoline stations (12.6%), Furniture and home furnishings stores (37.2%), Electronics and appliance stores (15.3%), Building material and garden equipment and supplies dealers (38.9%), Health and personal care stores (5.8%), Clothing and clothing accessories stores (41.6%), Sporting goods, hobby, book and music stores (52.3%), Grocery stores (0.9%), Beer, wine and liquor stores (9.3%), General merchandise stores (14.9%), and All other (16.5%).
June 2021 year-to-date new motor vehicle (units) sales were up 26.6% from June 2020.
- New minivans, sport-utility vehicles, light and heavy trucks, vans and buses sales were up 26.8%, while new passenger cars sales were also up 25.0%.
June 2021 year-to-date restaurant receipts were up 19.6% over the same period in 2020.
- Within restaurant receipts, all categories posted increases: Special food services (9.5%), Drinking places (alcoholic beverages) (14.3%), Full-service restaurants (21.0%), and Limited-service eating places (20.0%).
New Motor Vehicle Sales
26.6%
June 2021 YTD
Restaurant Receipts
19.6%
June 2021 YTD
INDICATOR | MONTH TO MONTH | YEAR TO DATE | |||||||
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Consumer | Jul 2020 | Jul 2021 | Change | % Change | Jul 2020 | Jul 2021 | Change | % Change | |
Consumer Price Index (2002=100) | 141.4 | 144.7 | 140.4 | 143.4 | - | - | |||
Retail Trade Total ($000s) | 1845335 | 1971838 | 8938782 | 10443173 | - | - | |||
New Motor Vehicle Sales (units) | 4054 | 4143 | 17828 | 22572 | - | - | |||
Restaurant Receipts ($000s) | 135991 | 172033 | 719131 | 859976 | - | - |
Manufacturing Sales
June 2021 Manufacturing Sales Up 37.1% Year-to-Date
June 2021 Wholesale Trade Up 10.4% Year-to-Date
Manufacturing Sales 37.1% |
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June 2021 YTD |
Wholesale Trade 10.4% |
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June 2021 YTD |
June 2021 year-to-date manufacturing sales were up by 37.1% over the same period in 2020.
- All sub-sectors posted increases: Food manufacturing sales (36.0%), Chemical manufacturing sales (32.6%), Machinery manufacturing sales (18.6%), Fabricated metal product manufacturing sales (7.3%), and All other Manufacturing sales (49.4%).
June 2021 year-to-date wholesale trade was up 10.4% over the same period in 2020.
- Sub-sectors that posted increases were: Farm product merchant wholesalers (20.3%), Machinery, equipment and supplies merchant wholesalers (31.6%), Building material and supplies merchant wholesalers (15.1%), All other (20.2%).
- Sub-sectors that posted decreases were: Food, beverage and tobacco merchant wholesalers (-18.7%) and Agricultural supplies merchant wholesalers (-0.3%).
June 2021 Wholesale Trade Up 10.4% Year-to-Date
June 2021 year-to-date manufacturing sales were up by 37.1% over the same period in 2020.
- All sub-sectors posted increases: Food manufacturing sales (36.0%), Chemical manufacturing sales (32.6%), Machinery manufacturing sales (18.6%), Fabricated metal product manufacturing sales (7.3%), and All other Manufacturing sales (49.4%).
June 2021 year-to-date wholesale trade was up 10.4% over the same period in 2020.
- Sub-sectors that posted increases were: Farm product merchant wholesalers (20.3%), Machinery, equipment and supplies merchant wholesalers (31.6%), Building material and supplies merchant wholesalers (15.1%), All other (20.2%).
- Sub-sectors that posted decreases were: Food, beverage and tobacco merchant wholesalers (-18.7%) and Agricultural supplies merchant wholesalers (-0.3%).
Manufacturing Sales
37.1%
June 2021 YTD
Wholesale Trade
10.4%
June 2021 YTD
INDICATOR | MONTH TO MONTH | YEAR TO DATE | |||||||
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Manufacturing Sales | Jun 2020 | Jun 2021 | Change | % Change | Jun 2020 | Jun 2021 | Change | % Change | |
Manufacturing Sales Total ($000s) | 1039680 | 1691564 | 7117967 | 9762113 | - | - | |||
Wholesale Trade ($000s) | 2721790 | 2961777 | 14119961 | 15592314 | - | - |
International Trade
Total International Merchandise Exports up 18.5% July 2021 YTD
Total International Merchandise Exports 18.5% |
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July 2021 YTD |
Total International merchandise exports were up 18.5% year-to-date July 2021 over July 2020.
- Sub-sectors that posted increases were: Farm, fishing and intermediate food products (11.5%), Energy products (56.6%), Metal and non-metallic mineral products (253.3%), Forestry products and building and packaging materials (102.1%), Industrial machinery, equipment and parts (13.6%), Motor vehicles and parts (33.4%), Aircraft and other transportation equipment and parts (13.8%), and Consumer goods (25.7%).
- Sub-sectors that posted decreases were: Metal ores and non-metallic minerals (-5.5%), Basic and industrial chemical, plastic and rubber products (-29.9%), Electronic and electrical equipment and parts (-6.6%), and Special transactions (-0.8%).
Total International merchandise exports were up 18.5% year-to-date July 2021 over July 2020.
- Sub-sectors that posted increases were: Farm, fishing and intermediate food products (11.5%), Energy products (56.6%), Metal and non-metallic mineral products (253.3%), Forestry products and building and packaging materials (102.1%), Industrial machinery, equipment and parts (13.6%), Motor vehicles and parts (33.4%), Aircraft and other transportation equipment and parts (13.8%), and Consumer goods (25.7%).
- Sub-sectors that posted decreases were: Metal ores and non-metallic minerals (-5.5%), Basic and industrial chemical, plastic and rubber products (-29.9%), Electronic and electrical equipment and parts (-6.6%), and Special transactions (-0.8%).
Total International Merchandise Exports
18.5%
July 2021 YTD
INDICATOR | MONTH TO MONTH | YEAR TO DATE | |||||||
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International Trade | Jul 2020 | Jul 2021 | Change | % Change | Jul 2020 | Jul 2021 | Change | % Change | |
International Trade Domestic Exports ($000s) | 2566445 | 2810863 | 17354826 | 20564510 | - | - | |||
International Trade Imports ($000s) | 761653 | 933876 | 5973585 | 6357057 | - | - | |||
Net International Merchandise Trade ($000s) | 1804792 | 1876987 | 11381241 | 14207453 | - | - |
Construction
August 2021 YTD Housing Starts up 28.4%
Construction Employment 8.0% |
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August 2021 YTD |
Housing Starts 28.4% |
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August 2021 YTD |
With robust residential and public sector construction data, August 2021 year-to-date construction employment was up 3,150 positions or 8.0% from the same period in 2020.
Despite a modest year-over-year (August 2021 against August 2020) decline of 32 units, August 2021 total year-to-date housing starts were up by 544 units or 28.4% over the same period in 2020.
- Year-to-date increases were observed in all categories: singles (382 units or 61.3%), semi-detached (42 units or 50.6%), row (39 units or 14.8%), apartment and other types (81 units or 8.6%).
July 2021 year-to-date building permits were up 31.1% over the same period in 2020.
- Sub-sectors that posted increases were: Residential (38.7%), Commercial (23.4%), institutional and governmental (79.3%).
- Sub-sectors that posted declines were: Industrial (-10.8%).
With robust residential and public sector construction data, August 2021 year-to-date construction employment was up 3,150 positions or 8.0% from the same period in 2020.
Despite a modest year-over-year (August 2021 against August 2020) decline of 32 units, August 2021 total year-to-date housing starts were up by 544 units or 28.4% over the same period in 2020.
- Year-to-date increases were observed in all categories: singles (382 units or 61.3%), semi-detached (42 units or 50.6%), row (39 units or 14.8%), apartment and other types (81 units or 8.6%).
July 2021 year-to-date building permits were up 31.1% over the same period in 2020.
- Sub-sectors that posted increases were: Residential (38.7%), Commercial (23.4%), institutional and governmental (79.3%).
- Sub-sectors that posted declines were: Industrial (-10.8%).
Construction Employment
8.0%
August 2021 YTD
Housing Starts
28.4%
August 2021 YTD
INDICATOR | MONTH TO MONTH | YEAR TO DATE | |||||||
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Construction | Aug 2020 | Aug 2021 | Change | % Change | Aug 2020 | Aug 2021 | Change | % Change | |
Housing Starts Total (Units) | 205 | 173 | 1916 | 2460 | - | - | |||
Building Permits Total ($000s) | 121761 | 139736 | 732663 | 960426 | - | - | |||
Building Permits Residential ($000s) | 83461 | 69696 | 395725 | 548682 | - | - | |||
Building Permits Non-Residential ($000s) | 38300 | 70040 | 336938 | 411743 | - | - |
Culture
Information, Culture and Recreation Employment Down -9.5% in August 2021
Information, Culture & Recreation Employment 9.5% |
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August 2021 YTD |
August 2021 year-to-date employment in Information, culture and recreation was down -1,775 positions or -9.5% over the same period in 2020.
June 2021 year-to-date average weekly earnings in Information and cultural industries was up 6.2%.
August 2021 year-to-date employment in Information, culture and recreation was down -1,775 positions or -9.5% over the same period in 2020.
June 2021 year-to-date average weekly earnings in Information and cultural industries was up 6.2%.
Information, Culture & Recreation Employment
9.5%
August 2021 YTD
INDICATOR | MONTH TO MONTH | YEAR TO DATE | |||||||
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Culture | Aug 2020 | Aug 2021 | Change | % Change | Aug 2020 | Aug 2021 | Change | % Change | |
Employment Information, Culture and Recreation | 18800 | 21400 | 18650 | 16875 | - | - |
Population
Saskatchewan's Q2 2021 Population Up 0.02% Over Q2 2020
SK Population Currently at 1,179,906
Provincial Population 1,179,906 |
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0.02% Incline Over Q2 2020 |
Q2 2021 Provincial population was up 0.02% or 288 persons over 2020 Q2 to 1,179,906. Contributing to slow population growth was the pandemic-related drop in international in-migration. Net inter-provincial migration has been negative every quarter since Q2 2013.
SK Population Currently at 1,179,906
Q2 2021 Provincial population was up 0.02% or 288 persons over 2020 Q2 to 1,179,906. Contributing to slow population growth was the pandemic-related drop in international in-migration. Net inter-provincial migration has been negative every quarter since Q2 2013.
Provincial Population
1,179,906
0.02% Incline Over Q2 2020
INDICATOR | MONTH TO MONTH | YEAR TO DATE | |||||||
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Population | 2020 Q1 | 2021 Q1 | Change | % Change | - | - | - | - | |
Population (persons) | 1179618 | 1179906 | - | - | - | - |
Saskatchewan Economy
Bank of Canada Keeps Rate at 0.25% in March 2021
Conference Board of Canada Predicts 4.9% Growth in Real GDP in 2021
Real GDP Forecast: 2021 4.9% |
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Conference Board of Canada |
In 3 rapid rate cuts on March 4th, March 13th, and March 27th 2020, the Bank of Canada cut its benchmark interest rate to 0.25. In its July 2021 economic outlook, the Bank indicated that it will keep the rate at near-zero until the economy is ready to handle an increase in rates, which the Bank of Canada does not expect to happen until the second half of 2022.
According to the Conference Board of Canada in its March 2021 forecast, the Saskatchewan outlook for 2021 is for 4.9% growth in real GDP after a -5.1% decline in 2020 and a 4.7% increase in employment in 2021 after a 4.3% decline in 2020. Meeting forecast targets is predicated upon vaccine uptake outpacing the spread of virus variants.
Conference Board of Canada Predicts 4.9% Growth in Real GDP in 2021
In 3 rapid rate cuts on March 4th, March 13th, and March 27th 2020, the Bank of Canada cut its benchmark interest rate to 0.25. In its July 2021 economic outlook, the Bank indicated that it will keep the rate at near-zero until the economy is ready to handle an increase in rates, which the Bank of Canada does not expect to happen until the second half of 2022.
According to the Conference Board of Canada in its March 2021 forecast, the Saskatchewan outlook for 2021 is for 4.9% growth in real GDP after a -5.1% decline in 2020 and a 4.7% increase in employment in 2021 after a 4.3% decline in 2020. Meeting forecast targets is predicated upon vaccine uptake outpacing the spread of virus variants.
Real GDP Forecast: 2021
4.9%
Conference Board of Canada
INDICATOR | MONTH TO MONTH | YEAR TO DATE | |||||||
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Saskatchewan Economy | 2020 | 2021 (Forecast) | Change | % Change | - | - | - | - | |
Gross Domestic Product (2007 $M) | 77394 | 81210 | - | - | - | - |
TrendLine Report Card - September 2021
INDICATOR | MONTH TO MONTH | YEAR TO DATE | |||||||
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Labour Market | Aug 2020 | Aug 2021 | Change | % Change | Aug 2020 | Aug 2021 | Change | % Change | |
Employment | 552400 | 569200 | 539013 | 554263 | - | - | |||
Unemployment Rate (%) | 9.1 | 7.3 | 9.4 | 7.3 | - | - | |||
Average Weekly Earnings ($) | 1109 | 1098 | 1093 | 1102 | - | - | |||
Consumer | Jul 2020 | Jul 2021 | Change | % Change | Jul 2020 | Jul 2021 | Change | % Change | |
Consumer Price Index (2002=100) | 141.4 | 144.7 | 140.4 | 143.4 | - | - | |||
Retail Trade Total ($000s) | 1845335 | 1971838 | 8938782 | 10443173 | - | - | |||
New Motor Vehicle Sales (units) | 4054 | 4143 | 17828 | 22572 | - | - | |||
Restaurant Receipts ($000s) | 135991 | 172033 | 719131 | 859976 | - | - | |||
Manufacturing Sales | Jun 2020 | Jun 2021 | Change | % Change | Jun 2020 | Jun 2021 | Change | % Change | |
Manufacturing Sales Total ($000s) | 1039680 | 1691564 | 7117967 | 9762113 | - | - | |||
Wholesale Trade ($000s) | 2721790 | 2961777 | 14119961 | 15592314 | - | - | |||
International Trade | Jul 2020 | Jul 2021 | Change | % Change | Jul 2020 | Jul 2021 | Change | % Change | |
International Trade Domestic Exports ($000s) | 2566445 | 2810863 | 17354826 | 20564510 | - | - | |||
International Trade Imports ($000s) | 761653 | 933876 | 5973585 | 6357057 | - | - | |||
Net International Merchandise Trade ($000s) | 1804792 | 1876987 | 11381241 | 14207453 | - | - | |||
Construction | Aug 2020 | Aug 2021 | Change | % Change | Aug 2020 | Aug 2021 | Change | % Change | |
Housing Starts Total (Units) | 205 | 173 | 1916 | 2460 | - | - | |||
Building Permits Total ($000s) | 121761 | 139736 | 732663 | 960426 | - | - | |||
Building Permits Residential ($000s) | 83461 | 69696 | 395725 | 548682 | - | - | |||
Building Permits Non-Residential ($000s) | 38300 | 70040 | 336938 | 411743 | - | - | |||
Culture | Aug 2020 | Aug 2021 | Change | % Change | Aug 2020 | Aug 2021 | Change | % Change | |
Employment Information, Culture and Recreation | 18800 | 21400 | 18650 | 16875 | - | - | |||
Population | 2020 Q1 | 2021 Q1 | Change | % Change | - | - | - | - | |
Population (persons) | 1179618 | 1179906 | - | - | - | - | |||
Saskatchewan Economy | 2020 | 2021 (Forecast) | Change | % Change | - | - | - | - | |
Gross Domestic Product (2007 $M) | 77394 | 81210 | - | - | - | - | |||
Sources: Statistics Canada Tables 14-10-0017-01, 34-10-0143-01, 14-10-0355-01, 18-10-0004-01, 34-10-0066-01, 17-10-0005-01, 17-10-0008-01, 20-10-0008-01, 16-10-0048-01, 20-10-0001-01, 21-10-0019-01, 12-10-0012-01,14-10-0358-01, and Conference Board of Canada Spring 2021 Outlooks. Note: All data presented above is raw/not seasonally adjusted. Some date headings may not apply to every indicator in each sector. Please link to the additional tables for a comprehensive data overview. |
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This Issue's Economist:

Stephen Johnson
MA
Chief Economist
This Issue's Editor:

Kauron Cooper
BBA
Consulting Projects Manager
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