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economy

Stories: 11
From: October 2026
to: October 29, 2026

Government of Saskatchewan tables 2025-26 Crown payee report, notes $2.1B procurement

On Oct. 29, 2026, Saskatchewan's Crown payee report lists: $2.1B procurement ($1.5B to Saskatchewan, $152M to Indigenous suppliers) and a $68M dividend.

October 29, 2026

Government of Saskatchewan unveils a new immigration program

October 29, 2026
Government of Saskatchewan starts ongoing online leasing for agricultural Crown land

October 28, 2026
Government of Saskatchewan reports Grenfell long-term care home is 50% complete

October 26, 2026
Government of Saskatchewan reports 17.3% rise in August building investment

October 21, 2026
Small Businesses are the Backbone of Saskatchewan's Economy

October 20, 2026
Government of Saskatchewan reports harvest near finish after rain, snow

October 15, 2026
Government of Saskatchewan: permits up 32.5% YoY, second among provinces.

October 14, 2026
Government of Saskatchewan public offering raises over $29M; next offering December 1, 2026.

October 9, 2026
Government of Saskatchewan reports harvest at 82%, behind five-year average

October 8, 2026
Government of Saskatchewan hosts supplier forum in Regina on Oct 22, 2026

October 7, 2026

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