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THIRD CONSECUTIVE RECORD BREAKING MONTH FOR WHOLESALE TRADE

Released on May 17, 2013

Saskatchewan wholesalers continued to see record-breaking sales in March, recording an all-time high for the month.  According to Statistics Canada today, the province saw a 17.5 per cent leap in wholesale trade compared to March 2012, the highest increase among the provinces.

“Saskatchewan quality and availability continues to lead the way,” Economy Minister Bill Boyd said.  “Our products are hitting shelves and sales rooms all over Canada and the world, and our economy here at home is the recipient of that success.  This is just one part of the success making Saskatchewan the place to live, work, and do business.”

Wholesale trade increased by 6.6 per cent in March, compared to February 2013, placing Saskatchewan first among provinces for percentage change.

“Statistics that continue to show Saskatchewan leading the economic stream are becoming well known across the country,” Boyd said.  “We have a plan for growth, which is clearly on track.  And we’re not going to take our foot off the gas now.”

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For more information, contact:

Shanna Schulhauser
Economy
Regina
Phone: 306-787-4765
Email: shanna.schulhauser@gov.sk.ca

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