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A warm welcome to our new SEDA Member:

Global Alliance for Professional Leadership Development

Regional Tariff Response Initiative (RTRI) in the Prairie provinces:

Eligible applicants include:

incorporated companies, corporations, and co-operatives;
Indigenous-owned businesses and organizations;
not-for-profit organizations that support businesses.

Applicants must show that at least 25% of their sales are in impacted markets or demonstrate they (or the businesses they support) have been directly affected by ongoing trade disruptions, including new U.S. and China tariffs or Canadian countermeasures. Find out more about the program here.

September SIRI Brief: The Circular Economy

The circular economy enables new business models that create value through service provision rather than product sales. Product-as-a-service models, sharing platforms, and take-back programs transform traditional relationships between producers and consumers while creating recurring revenue streams that investors find attractive.

2025 Paths to Prosperity Speaker Profile: Myke Agecoutay

Myke served as Chief of the Muscowpetung Saulteaux Nation from 2016 to 2018. Prior to serving as Chief, he was an elected Band Councillor/Headman for the nation from 2012 to 2014. From 2003 to 2010 he was the elected Tribal Vice Chief of the File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council (FHQTC). Myke was also instrumental in the development and administration of the QBOW Child & Family Services. He is the former Board Chairman of the following significant organizations: Silver Sage Housing Corporation, Regina Treaty Status Indian Services, All Nation Healing Hospital, and the Leading Thunderbird Lodge. Myke now serves as the company’s first CEO.

View Confirmed Sessions Here

Why Shorter Food Supply Chains Matter

Canada’s food system has become increasingly global, with ingredients and finished products traveling across provinces or even oceans before reaching our plates. While this system offers variety and convenience, it also introduces vulnerability. Fragile supply chains, high environmental costs, and a growing disconnect from local food traditions are all consequences of this global model. Shorter food supply chains offer a way to build resilience, strengthen communities, and preserve the cultural and economic fabric of Canadian food systems.

Radisson welcomes launch of new EV charging stations downtown

The Town of Radisson unveiled new EV charging stations on Main Street, offering green options for drivers and boosting local business. They are one of the growing number of rural communities who want the benefits of EVs, Benefits include new business development, tourism and cutting local emissions.

Various dates October - November Community Futures SK Webinars

Various dates October - November Destination Business Workshops

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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