The next reassessment of all property types in Saskatchewan is set for 2025, and the City of Saskatoon wants to hear from you.

This year poses a unique risk with the potential for overlapping labour actions across various sectors within the supply chain. Although the national supply chain is always at risk of disruptions, the simultaneous impact on multiple critical points has been unprecedented in recent decades.

Canada's supply chain, from coast to coast—including customs, railways, port authorities, and pilots—is facing increasing challenges due to the ongoing threat of labor action.

Every four years, the Saskatoon Chamber engages in the provincial revaluation consultation, addressing potential changes to the percentages of value (POV) for the upcoming cycle. In these consultations, we always take the opportunity to address structural concerns with Saskatchewan's property tax model and advocate for provincial changes.

Reports have confirmed TSS is shipping tires outside SK. We have proposed a 50% reduction in the Tire Recycling Fee until all processing is done within SK. Consumers should not be have to pay for a gov-sponsored product or service for which they are receiving no benefit. 

Today, we’re excited to release our latest episode of the You + 92 Podcast, where we bring you insightful conversations specifically tailored for small to medium business owners.