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Applied Research and Development Grants
You could receive funding of up to $150,000 when you partner with an eligible Canadian college to develop clean technologies.
Wall Street Common
Join a lively community of professionals, students, thinkers, influencers, and creators. A collaborative workspace housed within Saskatoon’s historic Warehouse District.
Creative Saskatchewan – multiple programs
If you create, develop, or have a vision for an Interactive Product then you may be eligible for these funding sources. These grants can provide financial resources to research, prototype, start, scale or market your project.
Norplex Business Centre
Co-working space in the Airport Business Area.
Women’s Business Hub
A place where talented immigrant women come together to develop their skills under the guidance of business professionals. Offers education, training and support to help entrepreneurial immigrant women launch their own businesses. A program of the Saskatoon Open Door Society.
MNP
National in scope and local in focus, MNP is one of Canada’s leading professional services firms – proudly serving individuals, businesses, and organizations since 1958. Through partner-led engagements and the development of strong relationships, we provide client-focused accounting, consulting, tax, and digital services.
Canadian Western Bank (CWB)
Explore lending programs including commercial, real estate and equipment financing. CWB focuses on local approvals, quick response times and expert knowledge on your industry.
Entrepreneurs with Disabilities Program (EDP) – Rural Saskatchewan
The Entrepreneurs with Disabilities Program (EDP) helps people with disabilities or health conditions start or expand businesses. Serving Rural Saskatchewan.
Entrepreneurs with Disabilities Program (EDP) – NSILC
Access to business loans up to $2000, one-on-one business counselling, information, training, mentoring, resources, micro grants and networking opportunities, and more! Serving Saskatoon.
Ag-West Bio Commercialization Fund
Learn how to apply for up to $300,000 in funding to commercialize your early-stage or expanding bio business in Saskatchewan.