Office vacancy falls - Saskatoon's office vacancy rate fell again in the second quarter, but space is on the way for companies looking for room to expand their businesses in Saskatoon, Colliers McClocklin Real Estate Corp. [Topix]

New neighbour angers grower of legal marijuana - The only federally licensed marijuana grower has threatened to move if a proposed orchard and greenhouse is built beside its rural facility southeast of Saskatoon. [Topix]

Dormant accounts a mixed bag - Twenty years ago, University of Saskatchewan dentistry
students opened a savings account at the Royal Bank of Canada branch
on the corner of College Drive and Bottomley Avenue, where they
managed the cash from several fundraisers and social events. [Star Phoenix Headlines]

Weather dampens business - The Delta Bessborough hotel cast a dark midday shadow beside
two hot dog vendors standing vigil on either side Wednesday. [Star Phoenix Headlines]

Cover-all buyout - An Edmonton company is purchasing Cover-all Building Systems, which is welcome news. Rena Montgomerie reports. June 9. [Global Stoon]

Point2 named in the Globe & Mail's Canada's Top 50 Employers for Young People. [Tweets]

Re-Establishment of the Standard Operating Framework for the Implementation of Monetary Policy - As part of the Bank of Canada's interest rate decision on 1 June 2010, the Bank will re-establish the standard operating framework for the implementation of monetary policy [Canada]

Soaring dollar hinders Vecima - A strengthening Canadian dollar held back Vecima Networks
Inc.'s revenue growth in its third quarter, the company announced
Thursday. [Star Phoenix Headlines]

EXPORTS ON THE RISE IN SASKATCHEWAN -
Export sales in Saskatchewan were up 14.3 per cent in March 2010 when compared with March 2009, the third highest percentage increase among the provinces and well ahead of the 7.7 per cent recorded on a national basis.
[SK News]

Farm income to drop by half - Saskatchewan farmers preparing to seed the 2010 crop are
facing a projected 55 per cent decline in their farm income this
year, says a recent Agriculture Canada forecast. [Star Phoenix Headlines]