Helping grow your network |
We pride ourselves on being a catalyst for building business relationships. As a member of the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce, you’ll be presented with frequent opportunities to connect with members of the Saskatchewan business community across all industries.
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2022 Chamber Network Survey - Results and Analysis |
Each year, the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce invites input from Saskatchewan chamber staff and their boards as an opportunity to let us know how we did this past year and what we can do to better serve the chamber network. |
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InputSask 2021-22 Annual Report |
Over the past year, the SCC has gathered input from members and the public on subjects like economic landscape, government policy and regulations, and concerns or opportunities facing business in Saskatchewan.
This information informs our advocacy efforts and policy processes.
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WCB’s 2020-22 COVID-19 cost relief will be discontinued as of June 30 |
The WCB will conclude providing COVID-19 cost relief for employers with accepted COVID-19 workplace injuries that occur on or after July 1, 2022. Accepted COVID-19 workplace injuries that occur prior to July 1, 2022 are still eligible for cost relief.
Thank you to the WCB for listening to the business community and extending the COVID-19 cost relief for employers, in addition to all the other measures they undertook to support the business community in the pandemic.
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Provide your input on subjects like economic landscape, government policy and regulations—and many other concerns or opportunities facing business in Saskatchewan.
Data gathered through InputSask is contextualized and shared with government and back to participating Insight Community users. It informs our advocacy efforts and policy process.
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SCC x SupplierLink Saskatchewan |
SupplierLink Saskatchewan is the construction industry’s single unified prequalification platform built to showcase vendor experience, capabilities and qualifications, featuring a filtered, searchable supplier directory.
Chamber members will receive a special discounted rate to have their business listed on SupplierLink Saskatchewan.
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Mastercard Emerging Leaders Cyber Initiative |
The Mastercard Emerging Leaders Cyber Initiative is a leadership program designed to empower women and non-binary leaders to advance into executive-level positions in cybersecurity or related fields.
Participants will gain an in-depth understanding of organizational digital risks and mitigation strategies; enhanced leadership skills; and access to a supportive, high-impact professional network.
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With the Government of Canada fast-tracking temporary residency for Ukrainian refugees, chambers across Saskatchewan have committed to welcoming individuals and families who are fleeing the conflict in Ukraine.
Hire to Help offers several ways that Saskatchewan’s business community can welcome and help settle newcomers to the province, including a list of programs, where and how to post jobs, ways to donate and more.
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COVID-19 Rapid Antigen Self Test Kits |
To help support the Saskatchewan business community, we are distributing two-week supplies of COVID-19 rapid antigen self-test kits for personal use and for businesses with under 10 employees.
Days: Tuesdays + Fridays
Time: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Location: 200-2221 Cornwall St., Regina
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10 Human Skills Top of Mind for Saskatchewan Employers - University of Regina Centre for Continuing Education |
"Employers from more than 12 industries across Saskatchewan say that human skills are currently a bigger priority for employee training than technical skills. Human, or soft skills, refer to how we relate to one another and include competencies such as communication, managing stress and conflict resolution. Unlike technical skills that vary across industries and job roles, human skills are shared and span both personal and professional life." |
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Microsoft Coast to Coast Project |
Whether you’re new to the field or a seasoned professional, mastering Microsoft Fundamentals can help jump-start your career while earning globally recognized and industry-endorsed Microsoft certifications.
From May 1-August 30, Saskatchewan Polytechnic is offering free self-paced online training for Microsoft Fundamental courses, including free certification exams!
Limited to 300 registrants.
Promo code: SPMS2022
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Management & Leadership Workshops - Southeast College |
The Business Management Essentials program helps learners improve their management and leadership acumen through practical, skill-oriented courses.
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Energy On Tap - SaskPower: Distributed Energy Resources |
When: June 22 @ 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Where: Crave Kitchen + Wine Bar (Regina) & Virtual
Join us as we host Nathan Hoffart, Manager of Customer Solutions at SaskPower, to discuss what SaskPower is doing to explore distributed energy resources (DERs) - small-scale devices that can generate, use or store power.
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The 2022 ABEX Awards presented by Conexus Credit Union - Apply for an ABEX! |
When: November 5
Where: Prairieland Park - Saskatoon
Did your business achieve excellence this year? Apply for one (or more) of our ABEX Award categories today!
Applications are open until June 24.
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2022 Sponsorship Opportunities |
Get your brand and business in front of hundreds of businesses across Saskatchewan! We currently have a number of sponsorship opportunities available for our 2022 events. |
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14th Annual Saskatchewan Mining Supply Chain Forum |
When: June 20 & 21
Where: Prairieland Park - Saskatoon
This Forum provides information on how manufacturers, construction, equipment and service providers can access mining supply opportunities.
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Sask. economy projected to grow 7.9 per cent in 2022, lead the country: report - CTV News Saskatoon |
"A report from the Conference Board of Canada projects Saskatchewan will lead the country in economic growth in 2022.
Its outlook for the Saskatchewan economy will see GDP grow 7.9 per cent in 2022, largely driven by the energy sector and commodities."
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Nutrien to accelerate ramp-up of annual potash production capacity - Regina Leader-Post |
"Nutrien Ltd., the Canadian company that is the largest fertilizer producer in the world, has announced a major ramp-up of potash production capacity as the war in Ukraine drives concern over global food security.
The Saskatoon-based company said Thursday it plans to increase its potash production capacity to 18 million tonnes per year by 2025, a 40 per cent increase over 2020 levels."
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Above Food opens state-of-the-art ingredient development and processing centre |
"The Centre, located in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan — an epicenter of food innovation and protein production — is a new and critical component of Above Food's seed to fork delivery model. It will serve as the heart of the company's future product innovations and gluten free ingredient processing. It immediately elevates Above Food's Specialty Ingredients division within the CPG industry, while further differentiating the company's CPG brands, such as Farmer Direct Organic, Eat Up!, NorQuin, and Tiny Hero on grocery store shelves." |
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Rupen Pandya appointed to CEO role at SaskPower - CJME News |
"Rupen Pandya will be SaskPower’s new president and CEO, the Crown corporation announced Friday.
Raised in Regina, Pandya previously worked for the provincial government. He held assistant deputy minister roles in several ministries before becoming CEO of SaskBuilds, a job he held for five years."
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SIGA announces its vendor partner for new online gaming site |
"After an extensive RFP process, BCLC has been selected to provide its turn-key Online Gaming Portal option. BCLC’s PlayNow.com platform will be customized for the Saskatchewan market, and will reflect many of the popular casino games that Saskatchewan residents are accustomed to seeing at casinos, as well as single-event sports betting." |
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SCC Indigenous Awareness Training: Level 1: Myths & Misconceptions
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When: September 13 & 14 @ 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location: Virtual
Join SCC Director of Indigenous Engagement Nick Crighton for two half-day sessions of Indigenous Awareness Training Level 1: Myths & Misconceptions.
Open to SCC members and the general public, these introductory sessions cover the history of First Nation & Métis peoples in Saskatchewan from pre-contact to today, including Treaties and the TRC Calls to Action.
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Youth to drive spirit of Miyo-wîcîwitowin Day, reconciliation efforts - Regina Leader-Post |
"Miyo-wîcîwitowin means reconciliation in Cree. The event, which has been in the works since last fall, will take place on Sept. 29 at Mosaic Stadium. The goal is to fill the stadium to capacity with students, business leaders and the general public in an effort to mark the first annual National Day of Truth and Reconciliation." |
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2022 Regina National Indigenous Peoples Day |
When: July 21 @ 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Where: City Square Plaza/Victoria Park - Regina
"We are all treaty people.
National Indigenous Peoples Day is your chance to learn, discover, and feel the history, joy, and culture of First Nations, Metis and Inuit people."
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Waterhen Lake First Nation showcases Indigenous culture at new tourism destination - Saskatoon StarPhoenix |
“We’re leading the way in Indigenous tourism in northwest Saskatchewan,” said Morin. “This will be one of the very first times you can come to northwest Saskatchewan and come into a 100 per cent Indigenous-owned tourism destination.”
The eco lodge is located in Meadow Lake Provincial Park, and Morin says the First Nation is looking forward to highlighting, celebrating and reclaiming the history of the land where they will soon be hosting guests."
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