The Saskatoon Chamber gathered feedback from members across multiple sectors on proposed electricity rate increases and used this input to inform a formal submission to the Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel.

The Chamber has been a strong and consistent voice for transparency, predictability, and sustainability in property taxation. Our letter to Saskatoon City Council in April 2025 received unanimous support, directing Administration to explore the development of a comprehensive property tax policy

Canada and China have taken a cautious step toward easing long-standing trade tensions by extending reduced tariffs on Canadian canola through 2026.

It wouldn’t be a new year without a few resolutions to get healthier heading into 2026. That list starts growing a few minutes after midnight when the prospect of a new year – and better you – sets in.

The City of Saskatoon has opened the 2026 Assessment Roll, and the 30-day Assessment Review and Appeal period is now underway.

SaskPower has filed a rate application proposing two electricity rate increases of 3.9% effective February 1, 2026, and February 1, 2027.