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?
— Brief Thoughts from Fallon The SREDA Forum 2020 was all about growth, and it got me thinking about the road we’ve taken to get to this year’s Forum. I wish […]
— On paper, it looked like it was going to be just another talk – a speaker at a conference. In person, it appeared to be something magical. If you were […]
— WARMAN, SK – The Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority (SREDA), Saskatchewan First Nations Economic Development Network (SFNEDN), and Great Plains College were proud to award the third SREDA Indigenous Economic […]
— Every year, the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) reports on what to expect economically from the year ahead. Pierre Cléroux, one of the top economists in the country, and […]
— Four local tech companies will be traveling to San Francisco next month as part SREDA’s second annual entrepreneurship program, The Tech Trip. Winners were selected based on the viability of […]
— North America’s leading economic development publication, Site Selection Magazine, has recognized the Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority (SREDA) as one of Canada’s top-performing economic development agencies. This is the second year in […]
— In a nutshell, value-added agriculture is about creating final products that consumers are willing to pay more for. This may sound simple, but there are many ways to add value to a raw […]
— SREDA has attracted the attention of companies worldwide to travel to Saskatoon bringing with them their agriculture advancements and innovations. As part of SREDA’s Agriculture Technology HARVEST Program (HARVEST), seven […]
— Saskatchewan is known for its abundance of natural resources and the industries surrounding them. Learn how one of these industries — Manufacturing — is an important contributor to the Saskatchewan […]
— Saskatoon. San Francisco. Tech. Entrepreneurs. One lucky local tech company will be traveling to San Francisco in October as part of the SREDA’s entrepreneurship and business expansion program, The Tech […]
— The relationship between North America and China has been hogging headlines for more than a year. Since last January, the United States and China have been going back and forth […]
— SREDA is in Toronto this week selling the Saskatoon Region to global executives interested in Canada’s life sciences, pharmaceutical and medtech industries. SREDA, in partnership with Tourism Saskatoon, will be […]
— Here are some of the major projects that took place in the Saskatoon Region during 2018. We did our best, but this might not be a comprehensive list.
— SREDA, together with the City of Saskatoon and industry partners, is taking leading the development of an Economic Growth Plan for Saskatoon. This first-of-its-kind economic growth plan entitled Growing YXE […]
— The Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority (SREDA) has developed a new pathway to promote the Saskatoon Region on the global stage thanks to a partnership with United Kingdom-based Agri-Tech East. […]
— Tourism and the airline industry specifically have a significant impact on local economies. It is commonly recognized that there is a correlation between GDP growth and growth in airport passenger […]
— WARMAN, SK – The Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority (SREDA), Saskatchewan First Nations Economic Development Network (SFNEDN) and Great Plains College were proud to award the second SREDA Indigenous Economic Development Scholarship […]
— From the desk of Alex Fallon, President and CEO, SREDA Just like death and taxes, there are two other things we can’t avoid. One is that we tend to take […]
— When consumers shop within their community, we all benefit from job creation and dollars staying in our local economy. If the same formula is applied to investment dollars, a similar […]
— We keep hearing that the Saskatoon economy is more diversified now than ever, but amidst headlines attributing a dependence on the resource sector to lack of economic growth, many are […]
