New Brunswick and Saskatchewan real estate markets remain borderline sellers' markets.
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Updated Aug 18
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What happened
New Brunswick and Saskatchewan real estate markets remain borderline sellers' markets.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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New Brunswick
province of Canada
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Saskatchewan
province of Canada
Related events
- Tariffs are prompting market diversification in Canadian provinces, leading to declining sales of U.S. alcohol brands in Saskatchewan.
- A manufacturer is pivoting its business strategy to target Canadian markets, including Quebec, amid trade war volatility.
- Saskatchewan imposes a levy on U.S. alcohol, while products are sold in Nevada, amid ongoing trade disputes affecting Canada-U.S. commerce.
- Supreme Steel is facing increased difficulty accessing markets due to U.S. tariffs and is pivoting aggressively to local markets.
- Irving Oil, a company, is based in the province of New Brunswick.