Ministry of the Economy
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Entrepreneurship & Small Business
- Entrepreneurship is one of the keys to job creation in Saskatchewan.
- The small business sector represents 98.5% of all businesses in Saskatchewan. In 2010, there were approximately 95,000 small businesses in the province.
- Entrepreneurs, working alone or in co-operatives, create the small businesses that provide most of the jobs in the province. Small businesses employ almost 140,000 people, about one-third of Saskatchewan's labour force.
- Entrepreneurship is being encouraged through a variety of initiatives, including working with educational institutions, organizations and associations to improve education about private and co-operative enterprise as a career option.
- Staff at business infosource are available to assist you with your plans.
 |  | This page of the business infosource website provides links to a wealth of documents to assist and guide you through the start-up and management of your business. |
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| | Easy and convenient, BizPaL is an online service that provides Canadian businesses with one-stop access to permit and licence information for all levels of government. |
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business infosource
business infosource is a government organization providing free information to Saskatchewan entrepreneurs to help them start or grow their business.
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Business Registrations Saskatchewan
Follow this link to register your business online. Business Registrations Saskatchewan provides business owners an easy-to-use online process to complete all the steps required to register a new business with the Corporate Registry, Saskatchewan Ministry of Finance and with the Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board.
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Corporate Registry
The Saskatchewan Corporate Registry co-ordinates, promotes, develops, implements and enforces policies and programs that relate to the registration and regulation of business corporations, non-profit corporations, co-operatives and other businesses.
Saskatchewan Continues International Labour Recruitment
February 28, 2013
A delegation of Saskatchewan employers is heading to Ireland to recruit high-skilled workers to this province.
