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June Paths to Prosperity Podcasts and Leadership Brief are now online
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June Leadership Brief: Two Engines One Future |
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Saskatchewan’s economy does not operate as two separate systems. It operates as one interconnected engine, powered by both urban and rural strengths. When those engines are aligned, the province moves forward. When they are not, progress slows for everyone.
As Saskatchewan looks toward growth, resilience, and long term competitiveness, it’s time to move beyond false divides and start designing for the system we actually have. . |
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June Podcast with Special Guest Christopher Brown |
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What happens when we stop thinking of rural and urban communities as separate economies and start seeing them as part of the same engine? In the latest Paths to Prosperity Podcast, host Crystal Froese sits down with Chris Brown to explore the powerful connections between rural and urban Saskatchewan. From workforce and supply chains to investment and innovation, thriving communities depend on one another more than many realize.
This conversation challenges us to move beyond "either/or" thinking and focus on how collaboration, shared prosperity, and regional partnerships can strengthen Saskatchewan's future. Key takeaway: Strong rural communities and strong urban centres are not competing priorities. They are interconnected drivers of economic growth. |
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June Podcast with Host Crystal Froese |
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Why do Saskatchewan's urban and rural economies rise together? Too often, we talk about rural and urban growth as though they are separate conversations. In reality, they are deeply interconnected. Rural communities supply the resources, talent, innovation, and entrepreneurial spirit that fuel economic activity across the province. Urban centres provide access to markets, services, investment, and specialized expertise. When one thrives, the other benefits.
In this latest Paths to Prosperity feature, we explore why building Saskatchewan's future requires a shared vision for growth, one that recognizes the critical role of both rural and urban communities in creating opportunity, resilience, and prosperity. The strongest economies aren't built in isolation. They're built through connection, collaboration, and a commitment to growing together. What opportunities do you see for stronger rural-urban partnerships in Saskatchewan? |
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August 1, Nomination Deadline Annual SEDA Awards of Excellence
September 15 - Early-bird Registration Deadline Connecting the Dots: SEDA's 2026 Provincial Summit
October 26-28 Connecting the Dots: 2026 Provincial Summit |
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