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With strong expertise in agriculture R&D and a tradition in farming, Saskatchewan is an excellent place to pioneer agriculture technology (agtech).
We’ve already achieved many world firsts, from satellite communications technology and dryland farming equipment to in-road scales for trucking.
The workforce has grown at a record pace to keep up with the economy. Immigration policies have been streamlined to meet labour demands. (*StatsCan 2020)
Saskatchewan manufacturers have access to markets of 270 million people within a two-day drive.
From continuous mining equipment used in the potash industry, to remote-controlled equipment used in uranium mining, to autonomous farm equipment and more.
From non-refundable tax credits for increasing employee numbers, to lower corporate tax rates for commercializing intellectual property, learn more about the available incentives and tax credits.
Saskatchewan has the agricultural expertise and R&D infrastructure to support agtech innovation. Raven Industries found the perfect ecosystem to help them develop autonomous agricultural technology that looks to solve some of the world’s greatest agricultural challenges.
Located in the centre of North America, Saskatchewan is perfectly positioned to get your products to market east, west, and south. The Canadian National Railway Company, Canada’s largest rail company, is an important player in Saskatchewan’s transportation infrastructure and ships products that feed and fuel the world!
Des and Toni Dumais started the business. They came forward with a vision and a business plan to connect communities to economic development, and meet non-Indigenous Canada halfway with a business that builds capacity and communities at the same time.
In 1976, an immigrant moved from Croatia to Saskatoon and started a new life and a new company – Croatia Industries. Today, that company is an important manufacturer of components for the mining, forestry and energy sectors.
Lynne Fafard came from humble beginnings playing in her father's warehouse to becoming the CEO of West Four Group of Companies. Learn how she grew her business into the 21st century from the North Saskatoon Business Association.