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'ONE STOP' SHOP FOR SASKATOON BUSINESS

Released on May 17, 2002

A centre that helps businesses in Saskatoon and area got a lot stronger

today with the addition of two high-profile partners.



The Saskatoon Region Enterprise Centre is now home to the Canada-

Saskatchewan Business Service Centre (CSBSC) and the Saskatoon regional

office of Industry and Resources.



They join six other organizations providing business information and

development services to Saskatoon area businesses and co-operatives,

enabling them to start or expand their enterprises and create more jobs for

local residents.



In the case of the CSBSC, that service is province-wide. Operated by

Western Economic Diversification Canada and Saskatchewan Industry and

Resources, the CSBSC provides comprehensive business information service to

potential and existing entrepreneurs across Saskatchewan.



"How do we strengthen and diversify our economy and make it more

innovative - through partnerships like those at the Canada-Saskatchewan

Business Service Centre," Secretary of State (Western Economic

Diversification) (Indian Affairs and Northern Development) Stephen Owen

said. "Innovation is about small and medium-sized businesses - so vital to

our economic growth - getting better access to new ideas and products.

Through the centre, we are ensuring all Canadians are equipped with the

tools they need to participate fully in our economy."



"With its new partners, the Enterprise Centre is now the prime address for

business information, advice and support in Saskatoon," Industry and

Resources Minister Eldon Lautermilch said. "This co-location builds on our

commitment in Partnership for Prosperity to establish more one-stop, full-

service business centres. We're creating new partnerships for business

advice - advice that will help entrepreneurs build our economy and create

more jobs for Saskatchewan people."



Other partners in the Saskatoon Region Enterprise Centre include the

Saskatoon and District Chamber of Commerce, the Saskatoon Regional Economic

Development Authority, The Partnership, the Provincial Exporters

Association, the Canadian Youth Business Foundation and Leadership

Saskatoon.



By putting business services under one roof, the Enterprise Centre's

tenants are improving efficiency in the development and delivery of

business services to Saskatoon and surrounding area, and in the case of the

CSBSC, the entire province. The Enterprise Centre will provide such

services as business counselling, marketing and promotion assistance, and

access to government information and services.



The Saskatoon Region Enterprise Centre is located at 345 - 3rd Avenue South

in Saskatoon.



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For more information, contact:



Diana Matsuda

Canada-Saskatchewan Business Service Centre

Saskatoon

Phone: (306) 956-2312



Bob Ellis

Industry and Resources

Regina

Phone: (306) 787-1691

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