Enterprise Saskatchewan
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Saskatchewan is emerging as a national economic leader, primed and ready for newcomers: new investment, new expansions, and new people. It is happening now. Our prosperity is attracting interest and promises to generate even more activity, provided we continue to properly promote and encourage it.
Enterprise Saskatchewan was created to do precisely that. It represents a new approach to economic development, with leadership from a board driven by input straight from the province’s key sectors. The result is an agency expressly designed to overcome barriers to growth and to find or create new opportunities—essentially, to press the Saskatchewan advantage wherever possible.
Ultimately, this will help keep Saskatchewan among the most competitive and attractive business climates in Canada—and the world—in the months and years ahead.
“Enterprise Saskatchewan’s job will be to identify, develop, and monitor
competitive advantages and disadvantages in each sector and prescribe action.
In short, its role is to continually push the competitive envelope.”
—Premier Brad Wall
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| | Enterprise Saskatchewan's Board of Directors is comprised of representatives from a broad cross-section of stakeholders and leaders. |
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| | Sector Teams are pivotal in helping to position Saskatchewan as a region internationally recognized as being competitive, investment friendly, enterprising and entrepreneurial. |
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| | Enterprise Saskatchewan established industry-led strategic issues councils to provide recommendations and advice to government on ways to enhance the competitive position of Saskatchewan's economy. |
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| | The following pages contain our Plan for 2009-10. This Plan is a key component of Government's vision for a secure and prosperous Saskatchewan, leading the country in economic and population growth, while providing opportunity for a high quality of life for all. |
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| | This section contains various publications, reports and newsletters produced by Enterprise Saskatchewan. |
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| | Contact the Enterprise Saskatchewan office nearest you. |
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The Enterprise Saskatchewan Act
The Enterprise Saskatchewan Act sets the stage for a new approach to economic development.
2010 CDTF Funding Now Available
January 8, 2010
The government is calling on Saskatchewan communities that were adversely affected by the economic downturn to apply for funding from the Community Development Trust Fund (CDTF) for economic revitalization projects.
