Economic Development in Saskatchewan: Where to from here? Introduction

On a comparative basis, every province but one has outperformed support the services that the public expects, and the wealth to allow the Saskatchewan when it comes to economic growth (Real GDP) over the province and its economy to adapt to the challenges it faces. [...] The Russian invasion of Ukraine provided a temporary boost to the provincial economy in 2022, in the form of higher potash and oil prices resulting from a shut in or shut out of portions of the world market due to sanctions on Russia. [...] The first phase of this mine is projected to be companies to extract provincial non-renewable resources, requiring completed in 2026, and currently, there are very few large capital the senior leaders to actively participate in both the development and projects that are projected to start construction in the next few execution of the provincial government’s economic development years. [...] just in their specific line of business, but in helping to open the door to new opportunities through their contacts, their networks, and their Out with the New and in with the Old? understanding of the world economy. [...] Summary In addition to the development of new policies and strategies to Economic growth is key to improving the standard of living in any improve the linkages between the education sector and the economy, province or country.