Adam Smith once said that there’s no greater measure of a nation’s prosperity than its continuing population growth.
So it’s great to see Saskatoon as the fastest growing metro and Regina as the third fastest after 70 years of population stagnation.
As Frontier has argued in the past, Saskatchewan’s current economic renaissance should be credited to the previous and present provincial governments, not so much for what they’ve done but for what they haven’t.
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