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Saskatchewan’s wealth and diversity of resources are the envy of nations. Discover the competitive advantages and investment opportunities in these key sectors of our economy.
Saskatchewan’s diverse agriculture and agri-food sector is world renowned for consistently supplying high-quality agricultural food and ingredients.
Saskatchewan is an energy giant, with the most diverse primary energy resource base in Canada.
Saskatchewan’s Commercial Forest Zone comprises 11.7 million hectares, of which 5.3 million hectares are classified as productive forest land available for commercial timber harvesting.
Saskatchewan is a hub of activity in life sciences and biomass. There is a strong tradition of innovation and multidisciplinary capabilities at the province’s universities and research institutions.
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