PNG Exploration Files Class Action Lawsuit Against Saskatchewan Government Alleging Discriminatory Land Sale Practices

摘要

"Weak growth expected. Struggling energy sector, trade issues hampering agriculture spell for slower growth ahead. Yet labour market is hanging in. Goods-producing industries led the way with crop production rebounding modestly, oil and gas extraction advancing further (despite substantial volatility in energy prices in the latter part of the year) and manufacturing activity growing strongly for a second-straight year. Indicators are mixed so far in 2019. Our outlook for the Saskatchewan economy calls for slower growth (1.2 per cent) in 2019. Trade uncertainties and dry weather conditions pose downside risks, having affected crop planting intentions. We expect some of these pressures to lessen and project the provincial economy to grow by 2.2 per cent in 2020." Ramya Muthukumaran, economist, RBC (June 2019).