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Saskatoon Trying Gardens in Medians

A pilot project in Saskatoon will give residents the option to plant gardens in centre medians, in an effort to open more public gardening space. The City says there are multiple benefits—environmental and community—to greening up these spaces.

Coronach Launches Online Learning Hub for Businesses

Businesses asked, and the Town of Coronach delivered. To support existing businesses and help new ones start, Coronach now provides an e-learning hub for small businesses in the area, helping them as they start, grow, and adapt.

A DIY Approach to Developing Creative Arts Districts

Embracing the arts as an economic development strategy is a growing trend. See how communities in Colorado are using a do-it-yourself process to establish new neighborhoods that leverage the arts for community and economic development goals.

20 Years of the Most Effective Social Media Network for Workforce and Investment Attraction

The online landscape has radically changed since 2003, yet this professional social media network has outlasted many of the sites that came along in the early 2000s. How has LinkedIn changed networking and stayed relevant?

The Organizational Culture Trait That Predicts Turnover Better Than Compensation

No one wants to believe their workplace has a toxic culture, but one often-overlooked factor can make a big difference—for better or worse. MIT Sloan found that employee perception of company culture is 10 times more predictive of attrition and turnover than compensation.

Upcoming Network Events

March 28: Co-operative Daycare Info Session

April 16-19: SUMA Convention

April 25: SEDA Annual General Meeting

April 27: Saskatchewan Agrivalue Forum

May 8-13: Economic Development Week

June 21: Public Sector Innovation Show Saskatchewan

June 27: Economic Development Excellence Awards Nomination Deadline

October 11-12: SEDA Provincial Summit, Saskatoon Inn

Members - submit your upcoming events to seda@seda.sk.ca

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