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Try Tourism Saskatchewan's Industry Performance Dashboard

Tourism Saskatchewan offers a convenient and user-friendly resource that provides up-to-date information on the state of Saskatchewan’s tourism industry. The Dashboard presents key indicators that summarize the health of the sector. Examples are hotel occupancy and average revenue per available room (RevPAR), tourism employment, U.S.-Saskatchewan land border crossings, and average gasoline prices. Search filters allow users to select location and year of interest.

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Try Tourism Saskatchewan's Industry Performance Dashboard

Rethinking Rural – Why Rurality is About Culture, Not Just Place.

Check out our new blog written by George Barnhart. When we talk of rural, we think of remote locations, sparse population, farms, small towns far from urban centers. Rural is often defined by the number of people, the distance from cities, or the amount of open space. But these definitions are constraints, barriers, and limitations. Rural means something more profound than geography or demographics. Rural is a tapestry of values that transcends the boundaries of municipalities or towns.

Welcome new SEDA Member - Impact Creative

With offices in Estevan and Regina, Impact Creative can assist organizations, communities and businesses in creating lasting connections through creative media, branding, and digital strategies.

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Adapting to a changing climate requires a (differently) skilled workforce

Several efforts to adapt to a changing climate are already underway and there is a growing awareness of the implications for jobs and workers. Canada’s National Adaptation Strategy recognizes the need for a skilled and diverse workforce that’s ready to adapt. Whether it is using green roofs and urban parks to reduce the risk of flooding or adopting new methods for tackling wildfires near urban areas, every sector and region needs to plan for how to equip their workforce with the right skills to meet the challenge.

2025 Paths to Prosperity Speaker Profile: Trevor Lewington

Trevor Lewington is the Chief Executive Officer for Economic Development Lethbridge ( and Mayor of the Village of Stirling). Together with his team, Trevor works to develop and deliver on initiatives to promote Lethbridge as an excellent place to live, work, experience, invest and do business. Trevor will share how Alberta has developed and promoted intra-provincial economic corridors.

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September 15 - Last Chance Summit Registration Discount

September 17 Getting Started with AI - Virtual with Community Futures

September 23-24 ICED Rural 2025 - Rural Innovation Conference - Estevan

September 24 - SEDA Monthly Meetup - Virtual

September 25 Economic Partnership Summit - Lloydminster

October 2 Advertising 101 - Virtual with Community Futures

November 3 - Pre Summit Workshops

November 3 - Provincial Certification Exam

November 4-5 Provincial Summit Pathways to Prosperity

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

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