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Please contact the Saskatchewan office for all North American inquiries.
Please contact the Saskatchewan office for all North American inquiries.
Saskatchewan
Regina
China
Shanghai
Japan
Tokyo
Mexico
México D.F.
India
New Delhi
Singapore
Singapore
UAE
Dubai
UK
London
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh City
Why invest and do business in Saskatchewan
34 million hectares of forest
Over half of Saskatchewan is forested. The commercial forest zone is 12 million hectares, of which 5 million hectares are classified as productive forest land available for commercial timber harvesting.
Surplus timber
Significant timber is available within annual allowable cut for new mill investments. Learn more.
Forest Product Buyers' Guide
Key information about Saskatchewan forest products to buyers around the world. Download guide.
Sustainable forest management
Forests are sustainably managed in cooperation with industry, local stakeholders, communities and Indigenous groups. Download Saskatchewan's forestry investment factsheet.
Surplus biomass
Significant biomass is available from forest products, mill wood waste and timber harvesting operations. Learn more.
Competitive manufacturing costs
A number of tax credits and incentives are available to encourage growth in Saskatchewan’s manufacturing sector.
Ron Dunn, Edgewood Forest Products, Chief Operating Officer, explains how Saskatchewan’s sustainable and growing forestry industry delivers for investors and employees.
Meadow Lake Tribal Council is building a biomass power generation plant at their NorSask sawmill in Meadow Lake. To be completed in early 2022, the plant will convert wood waste into renewable energy and help to create jobs and economic growth for MLTC members and northern Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan has a lot of forests so I think it will be a good industry for many many years to come.
Dean Christiansen
Owner, Christiansen Lumber
Forestry sector stories
Learn more about opportunities in Saskatchewan's forestry industry.
A lot of families have farms in their backyard, but the Christiansens have a saw mill. The unique family-owned business focuses on Saskatchewan timber products and has been running since the mid 1970's. The company takes pride in Saskatchewan's reforestation program which replants every hectre of forest that is logged.
The restart of the Prince Albert pulp mill to create 1,650 jobs and enhance northern economic development.
The Government of Saskatchewan announced the approval of timber allocations to support the proposed expansion of the Dunkley Lumber sawmill in Carrot River.
