Today, the Government of Saskatchewan welcomed the announcement by Ceres Global Ag of its plans to build a new USD $350 million integrated canola crush facility at Northgate. "Adding value. . .
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Saskatchewan NDP Leader Ryan Meili thinks it’s time for a conversation about allowing alcohol consumption in municipal parks, and a government minister says the province is open to exploring the idea.
Meili mused about loosening public drinking rules when questioned during an NDP “Save our Summer” announcement on Thursday. His party used the event to call for free admission to provincial parks, as part of a suite of proposals for safe summer fun amid the pandemic.
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Saskatchewan continues to show strong signs of economic recovery with manufacturing sales increasing by nearly 30 per cent year-over-year, the second highest percentage growth increase in Canada. Nationally, manufacturing grew by 14.8 per cent. Significant growth in leading economic indicators like manufacturing sales, wholesale trade and job growth show that our economy remains resilient and we are showing strong signs of recovery, Trade and Export Development Minister Jeremy Harrison said. Saskatchewan has one of the most competitive business environments in all of Canada and the recent large private sector investments worth billions of dollars will create more jobs and opportunities for Saskatchewan people.
Saskatchewan continues to show strong signs of economic recovery with manufacturing sales increasing by nearly 30 per cent year-over-year, the second highest percentage growth increase in Canada. Nationally, manufacturing grew by 14.8 per cent. Significant growth in leading economic indicators like manufacturing sales, wholesale trade and job growth show that our economy remains resilient and we are showing strong signs of recovery, Trade and Export Development Minister Jeremy Harrison said. Saskatchewan has one of the most competitive business environments in all of Canada and the recent large private sector investments worth billions of dollars will create more jobs and opportunities for Saskatchewan people.
Dr. Courtney Kennedy, owner and optometrist of Kennedy Eye Clinic in Saskatoon; and Laura Gustafson, Founder of ulivit, creator of sustainable, Canadian-made, plant-based foods. We are proud to recognize the many outstanding Saskatchewan women creating and operating businesses; they are driving our economic growth and supporting families and communities right across our province, Trade and Export Development Minister Jeremy Harrison said. Our government remains committed to supporting women entrepreneurs and the business community as we emerge from the pandemic together and through the economic recovery in the months ahead. As part of the economic recovery plan, the province has implemented various business support programs to provide immediate and ongoing assistance to those businesses who have had to fully or partially close during the global pandemic. These programs include the Re-Open Saskatchewan Training Subsidy, the Saskatchewan Small Business Emergency Payment