Regina, SK – The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce (SCC) welcomes many of the directions outlined in the Government of Saskatchewan’s 2023 Speech from the Throne. “The continued expansion of Saskatchewan’s economy, and the growth in our agricultural exports is positive news for Saskatchewan businesses and residents across the province. We are very pleased to hear about progress that has been made in achieving the government's Growth Plan goals, including population growth, private capital investment,
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - September 17, 2023 SASKATOON, SK - The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to announce the winners of the 2023 ABEX (Achievement in Business Excellence) Awards. These awards recognize outstanding businesses and individuals who have demonstrated excellence, innovation, and commitment to the growth and prosperity of Saskatchewan's economy. The 2023 ABEX Awards, presented by Conexus Credit Union, were held at Prairieland Park in Saskatoon, SK on September 16, 2023. The
Regina, SK – The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the finalists for the 2023 ABEX Awards, presented by Conexus Credit Union. The ABEX awards, now in their 40th year, are the highest award for Saskatchewan business and celebrate the success of businesses and business leaders across the province. ABEX Award recipients will be announced at the ABEX Awards gala on September 16, 2023, at Prairieland Park (Hall A) in Saskatoon, SK. For those who are unable to attend the gala, there
Regina, SK - The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce is raising the alarm regarding the ongoing strike at the West Coast ports and highlighting the severe consequences it poses for the province of Saskatchewan. As a landlocked region, businesses in Saskatchewan already face significant disadvantages, and any disruption in trade through the West Coast ports could have immediate and long-term negative impacts on the provincial economy. In response, the Chamber has communicated its concerns to Minister O'Regan
Regina, SK – The Government of Canada’s 2022-23 Budget, which was released yesterday, contains several important items for Saskatchewan businesses. This year’s budget did not introduce any COVID-19 support programs; coupling this with the strengthening of Canada’s economy has dropped the deficit from past projections, with the 2022-23 deficit estimated at $52.8 billion. While a balanced budget is still out of sight, the deficit is projected to decline each year, reaching $8.4 billion by 2026-27. One of
Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce Network Sees Huge Positive Response to Rapid Tests This week, 18 chambers of commerce in Saskatchewan and several businesses began distributing rapid tests for individuals across the province. “The response has been amazing. In Swift Current, they ran out of kits within 45 minutes and people are thrilled to finally have access to these important tools to aid in the fight against COVID-19. We have had a wide range of people picking up kits; like students, families and