The Saskatoon Chamber is raising concerns about a potential change in the federal interpretation of the Canada Health Act, which could impact employer-funded virtual care services. Since 2017, these services have been crucial for businesses, particularly those with remote teams, as they provide essential healthcare support without additional costs to taxpayers. 

The Conference Board of Canada recently released the Small Business, Big Impact: Immigrant Hiring and Integration in Five Canadian Cities report. This report is the culmination of research interviews conducted to understand labour market dynamics and immigrant hiring in Saskatoon and beyond.

SABEX is Saskatoon’s premier business awards program honouring businesses and non-profit organizations that exemplify high performance, quality and achievement.

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.