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Welcome New SEDA Members

Leverage the Community Cultural Engagement & Planning Grant

Closing February 18, this grant has supported SEDA's ThriveSask Assessment and Action Planning as well as other community and economic development planning initiatives.

Link to the grant website for more information and to apply.

Tourism Development Program Accepting Applications

Offered by Tourism Saskatchewan, the program assists market-ready tourism businesses to expand and diversify by developing new tourism experiences, expanding seasonal operations and/or increasing their existing core business capacity. The maximum funding per applicant is $40,000. Program eligibility and criteria can be found in the Program Guidelines and Information Package.

Canada and the USA: A State by State Impact

Provided by the Government of Canada, this website and associated resources provide a comprehensive view of the Trillion Dollar Trade and Investment Partnership between Canada and the US.

The power of generosity in ecosystems

A well-orchestrated network of businesses(or other organizations) that look out for one another creates greater value in difficult times.

Marketing: Fostering win-win partnerships with your business community

You may be missing opportunities to partner with your local and regional private sector. Research shows that 90% of business leaders who had not been invited to act as place brand ambassadors would be keen to take on the role.

February 6 Operations Board and Staff – CF Webinar Series

February 12 How to Create & Maintain Your Google Business Profile

February 18 Are you ready? Housing Development 101 SEDA WEBINAR

February 25 Targeting your top markets

February 26 SEDA Member Monthly Meetups

March 6 How to easily create effective Google ads

May 5-9 Rural Community Builders Workshops

May 11 to 17 Economic Development Week

November 4-5 Provincial Summit Pathways to Prosperity

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

Saskatchewan Economic Development Alliance
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