The 2025-2026 Provincial Budget, tabled today, prioritizes critical investments in healthcare and education while delivering for small and midsize businesses by including the highly anticipated Small and Medium Enterprise Investment Tax Credit proposed by the Saskatoon Chamber.

The Saskatoon Chamber, alongside our task force of industry experts, recently had the opportunity to meet with Minister Kaeding joined by Minister Cheveldayoff to discuss the proposal for a Saskatchewan Fund of Funds.

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s Business Data Lab (BDL) has released a new report, Women Entrepreneurs: Canada’s Biggest Missed Business Opportunity, shedding light on Canada’s persistent gender gap in entrepreneurship. While women-owned businesses have received increased attention and investment in recent years, progress has remained slow. Canada continues to lag behind other developed nations in fostering female entrepreneurship, leaving a vast economic opportunity untapped.

As temperatures start to warm-up outside, there is a lingering chill that threatens to cool down our business climate and inhibit our economic growth. It comes on the heels of the 2025 commercial property tax reassessment roll and proposed changes to Saskatoon’s leading commercial-to-residential tax ratio.

What does the provincial budget mean for Saskatoon’s business community? How does it address today’s economic challenges, from tariffs to shifting trade policies

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s latest Policy Matters blog post, Why Energy Security Matters Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, highlights a critical issue for businesses and communities across Canada