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July Paths to Prosperity Podcasts and Leadership Brief are now online
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Leadership Brief: Economic Ecosystems: Do We Have Them in Saskatchewan—or Are We Ready to Build Them? |
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What makes some regions thrive—while others, with just as much potential, struggle to gain traction?
For years, economic development has focused on projects, programs, and individual community efforts. But across Canada and globally, there’s a growing shift in thinking—one that challenges us to look beyond isolated wins and toward the systems that drive long-term prosperity.
That shift is captured in a concept we’re hearing more frequently: economic ecosystems.
But what does that really mean? And perhaps more importantly for us here in Saskatchewan—are we working as ecosystems, or are we still operating in silos? |
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Economic Ecosystems Podcast with guest expert Dallas Gislason |
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In this episode of Paths to Prosperity, host Crystal Froese sits down with Dallas Gislason, Executive Director of the South Island Prosperity Partnership (SIPP), one of Canada's leading regional economic alliances. Under Dallas's leadership, SIPP has helped launch COAST, Pacific Canada's leading ocean economy hub, creating more than 500 direct jobs and establishing Blue Action Canada, the country's first dedicated ocean-tech accelerator. SIPP has also advanced economic reconciliation through the Indigenous Prosperity Centre, supporting Indigenous-led economic development and building stronger regional partnerships. |
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Economic Ecosystems: Do We Have Them in Saskatchewan—or Are We Ready to Build Them? |
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What if Saskatchewan already has everything it needs to build one of Canada's strongest economies?
Maybe the real question isn't what we're missing—it's whether we're connecting the pieces.
Do we have economic ecosystems in Saskatchewan—or are we ready to build them? |
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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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