The Saskatoon Chamber launched the ‘YXE Election Pledge’ for civic election candidates to ensure Saskatoon continues to grow and remains competitive into the future.

The Chamber is very pleased to see that Canada’s Competition Bureau will begin a market study specifically focused on the state of competition within Canada’s airline sector.  The review will include a look at policies and regulations that concern both domestic air passengers as well as the workers and entrepreneurs who enable these services.

The Chamber is excited to announce a new award to the line-up for 2024. The Women for Women award sponsored by The Prairie Grazer will be presented to a growing woman-owned business that inspires, empowers, and contributes to the success of others, particularly women, and stands out as a role model for others to follow

Questions continue to surface around the short-sighted decisions taken by Tire Stewardship Saskatchewan (TSS) to regulate a once “free market” for tire processing in Saskatchewan and undermine the operation of Saskatoon-based processor, Shercom Industries.

The Chamber is asking City Council to review the possibility of engaging a private contractor for the operation of an organic waste processing facility.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Chrystia Freeland tabled the 2024 federal budget yesterday. The budget contained few surprises, with the bulk of announcements having been rolled out over the past several weeks.