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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
Germany
Berlin
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
#1 in Canada for Mining Investment Attractiveness
Ranked by the Fraser Institute as Canada's most attractive jurisdiction for mining investment in 2021—thanks to strong, stable regulatory and royalty systems.
Saskatchewan Geological Survey
Saskatchewan provides innovative, high-quality geoscience information to support the development of the province’s mining resources. Checkout the GeoAtlas.
Providing 10% of Global Helium Supply by 2030
Saskatchewan’s Helium Action plan supports the growth of helium exploration, production, innovation, processing, and export infrastructure.
Start Drilling With a 25% Rebate on Drilling Costs
Saskatchewan offers a rebate to drill in targeted areas of high mineral potential for diamonds, base and precious metals: Targeted Mineral Exploration Incentive.
Securing the Future
Home to 23 critical minerals, Saskatchewan has a plan to sustainably meet global demand for critical minerals such as lithium, hydrogen, and rare earth elements: Saskatchewan's Critical Mineral Strategy.
Potash and Uranium
Saskatchewan has the world’s largest potash industry and the world’s largest high-grade uranium deposits.
1st in Canada for mining investment attractiveness, according to the Fraser Institute.
Saskatchewan is emerging as a leader in sustainable resource development, powered by a vibrant industry, technological innovation and Indigenous partnerships.
Foran Mining is operating the world's first carbon-neutral copper development project on an area of 20,900 hectares
Our dealings with the Saskatchewan government has been very constructive. They have very clear guidelines set out. Saskatchewan is well-endowed with mineral assets from potash, to uranium, to gold.
Patrick Soares
President and CEO, Foran Mining Corporation
Jean-Charles Potvin
Chairman, Murchison Minerals
Mining Stories
Check out these stories to learn more about opportunities in the mining industry.
In response to the growing demand and escalating concern around global food security, Saskatchewan's potash sector is ramping up production.
Saskatchewan is the largest potash producer in the world and the sole producer in Canada, typically accounting for about 30 per cent of global potash production.
Saskatchewan’s resource sector continues to gain momentum with the emergence of lithium, used primarily in portable electronic devices and electric vehicles.
Prairie Lithium Corporation, a Regina-based lithium technology development company, has shown strong results in extracting lithium from Saskatchewan oilfield brines.
The Saskatchewan Geological Survey provides geological information through two labs in Regina and La Ronge.
The labs maintain a comprehensive repository of drill core and drill cuttings recovered primarily from oil, gas, and potash exploration in the southern part of the province.
