Blog – Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce

November 25, 2024

Chamber Applauds Commitments to Grow Small Business

The Saskatchewan Throne Speech, delivered today at the opening of the fall legislative session, focused on affordability and critical investments in education and healthcare. While these priorities took center stage, the speech also delivered on key supports for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

November 22, 2024

Chamber on Tap: SABEX Business of the Year – STC Industrial Group

Join us on December 4 and help congratulate STC Industrial Group on their 2024 SABEX Business of the Year Award!

November 20, 2024

Saskatoon Business Barometer Survey is Open

It’s that time of year again—the Saskatoon Business Barometer is back! Each year, the Saskatoon Chamber launches this comprehensive survey to capture and benchmark the confidence levels of businesses in Saskatoon and the surrounding region.

November 13, 2024

Election Day is Here

As Saskatoon heads to the polls today, the Saskatoon Chamber has been actively engaging with candidates to better understand their platforms and how they plan to move our city forward.

November 13, 2024

PowerHouse Series: James Gardiner CEO, The Mustard Seed

Join us for a presentation by the leaders of The Mustard Seed on their unique model, how they address the concerns of neighbouring businesses and residents, and how they plan to operate their two new facilities in downtown Saskatoon. It will be a valuable networking opportunity for business owners-operators, downtown residents and other human service organizations concerned for the safety of our downtown and the well-being of individuals experiencing homelessness in our city.

November 6, 2024

Competition Bureau Market Study – State of Airline Competition in Canada

The Competition Bureau has initiated a comprehensive market study to evaluate competition in Canada’s passenger air travel services. As part of this process, the Saskatoon Chamber recently engaged with the Bureau to discuss the unique challenges faced by midsized and smaller markets, particularly the critical need for strong air connectivity to Saskatoon.