Community and business leaders are uniting behind a fundraising effort to purchase and transport vital equipment and supplies to Saskatoon’s sister city in Ukraine following an urgent request for help sent to Mayor Charlie Clark from Chernivtsi Mayor Roman Klichuk.

The Chamber recently reached out to our membership and conducted the annual Business Pulse Survey. The results have outlined the most pressing issues and areas for development facing our local business community.

We anticipated, with great interest, your government’s launch of the Canada Green Bond Framework to encourage and leverage private investment in projects aimed at fighting climate change. As Canadians, we should do our part to reduce emissions, decarbonize our industries and outputs, and invest in clean air technologies to meet our economic and environmental goals.

The Canadian Chamber has released their priorities going into the federal budget.

Chambers across Saskatchewan are committed to welcoming individuals and families who are fleeing the conflict in Ukraine. We have created a “one-stop shop” for businesses looking to support Ukrainian workers.

Budget day is just around the corner and there are a lot of different priorities that may affect your business. As the Saskatoon Chamber prepares a response to the 2022-23 Provincial Budget, we'll have our eyes on a few key areas