In a significant move to boost rural investment readiness, the Saskatchewan government has announced a new funding agreement with the Saskatchewan Economic Development Alliance (SEDA). The province will provide $225,000, which will be matched by PrairiesCan, resulting in a total investment of $450,000 over two years. This initiative aims to enhance investment readiness in rural Saskatchewan, supporting local businesses and preparing targeted regions for growth. The project aligns with SEDA’s mandate and is expected to play a crucial role in Saskatchewan’s broader investment attraction strategy, contributing to the province’s impressive economic growth and export performance.
