— This year, SREDA is celebrating Black History Month by highlighting some of the Black entrepreneurs in our Square One network who lead or have founded organizations and businesses in the […]
— With COVID-19 cases at high levels relative to Saskatchewan’s population, restrictions for the province remained in place throughout January 2021, which continued to affect consumer demand and thus employment. According […]
— Alan Arcand, Chief Economist for Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME) recently presented CME’s economic outlook for 2021. We’ve summarized CME’s analysis for you: COVID control key As Canada grapples with […]
— Idea Lab with Alex Fallon: Challenging the norms of Saskatchewan business and economics While everyone chases the tech sector, is Saskatoon already a global leader in techmodity? If it’s not […]
— Although greater public health restrictions were introduced in the fall, the Saskatoon Region economy has experienced smaller economic losses in Q4 compared to other towns and cities in Saskatchewan. The […]
— The six recipients of this year’s SOAR grants were announced on Friday, January 29th at a virtual event held by the Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority (SREDA) in partnership with […]
— Idea Lab with Alex Fallon: Challenging the norms of Saskatchewan business and economics How do we recover from the COVID-19 pandemic? That’s a question we get asked all the time. […]
— WARMAN, SK – The Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority (SREDA), Saskatchewan Indigenous Economic Development Network (SIEDN) and Great Plains College were proud to award the fourth SREDA Indigenous Economic Development […]
— Ready to make the most of the New Year? Entrepreneurs looking to thrive after the ups and downs of 2020 need to understand what’s coming in 2021. We’ve summarized the […]
— Last August, SREDA gave five fledgling small businesses money to chase their dreams. They were the first cohort of winners from the Go Money grant program, where promising Saskatoon Region […]
— Local municipalities and First Nation governments embarking on economic development initiatives can now access up to $10,000 for their projects thanks to the new SREDA Regional Economic Development Revitalization Grant. […]
— Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 cases rose in December 2020, forcing the provincial government to tighten restrictions on businesses and households. Because of these changes, both Saskatoon and the province experienced another month […]
— With coronavirus cases rising significantly in November, Saskatchewan implemented further restrictions to limit the spread of the virus. As a result, job growth slowed for both the local and provincial […]
— First, let’s understand what an economy is: An economy is “a system for the production and consumption of goods or services to fulfill the needs of people”. I know that, because my […]
— Today, the Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority (SREDA) launched a new economic tool, the Saskatoon Economic Recovery Tracker (SERT). SERT measures the state of economic recovery for the Saskatoon Region […]
— Saskatchewan As greater restrictions are put in place on businesses and consumers alike, the provincial economy continues to be ravaged by the pandemic. Overall, job gains are slowing considerably as […]
— Q3-2020 Saskatoon Region Economic Snapshot The Good Coming off an economic contraction of 11.4% in Q2, the Saskatoon CMA’s long journey towards recovery has begun. Although a number of factors […]
— SASKATCHEWAN Saskatchewan’s Recovery is Strongest in all of Canada In August, Saskatchewan added 4,700 jobs, bringing the unemployment rate to 7.9 per cent – the lowest in all of Canada […]
— The Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority (SREDA) awarded five outstanding local entrepreneurs with cash prizes as part of its new entrepreneurship program, Go Money. This program is geared at accelerating […]
— Slowing Labour Recovery Employment in Saskatchewan is moving closer to pre-COVID levels, with 44,200 jobs recovered of the 52,900 lost since the start of the pandemic. Saskatchewan’s labour market rebound […]
Once upon a time, in a land nearby, there was a city filled with boundless opportunities, passionate people, big skies, and even bigger ideas. This remarkable city was at a pivotal time in history where anything was possible. This is a story about a city on the quest to answer the question: How to grow a city in the new economy?
