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Saskatchewan Registered Agent Service for Alberta and Extra-Provincial Corporations

An Alberta corporation expanding its operations into Saskatchewan may need to establish a corporate registration in Saskatchewan and ensure that it has the appropriate local representation required under Saskatchewan corporate law. This situation arises frequently when an Alberta company secures a contract in Saskatchewan, begins providing services to Saskatchewan customers, hires employees, opens an operating […]

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How to register a sole proprietorship in Saskatchewan

Sole proprietorships are registered in Saskatchewan by filing a Registration of a Saskatchewan Business Name with the Saskatchewan registries office. Step 1: Choose a business name Although there are few restrictions on a business name, you should choose your name carefully. Business names: don’t have to be unique; duplicate business names may exist however, if […]

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Retaining the Corporate Status of Your Saskatchewan Corporation

In order to retain the limited liability that your Saskatchewan corporation offers, you must follow certain corporate formalities involving decision making and the proper record keeping of your Saskatchewan Corporation records. In short, you’ve got to be organized. Retaining Corporate Status Saskatchewan Corporations and their owners must observe certain formalities to retain the corporation’s status […]

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Saskatchewan Food and Beverage Processing

Energy Saskatchewan produces over one- third of Canada’s primary energy, and is one of the few places in the world that produces all of these types of energy: crude oil; natural gas; coal; uranium; biofuels; geothermal power; wind power; and hydro power . In 2017, the combined estimated value of oil and gas production was […]

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Saskatchewan Food Ingredients Industry

Saskatchewan’s $4.3-billion food processing industry includes more than 300 processors and over 5,000 employees. A Large, Dynamic Industry  Saskatchewan’s food and beverage industry produces about 19% of our province’s total manufacturing and processing output.   Saskatchewan foods are set on dinner tables around the world: o Flour products and bakery mixes o Peas, lentils and […]

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Saskatchewan Forestry Development

Saskatchewan is world-renowned as a consistent supplier of high-quality, safe agricultural products, including ingredients for a variety of foods such as cereals, beverages, baked products, snacks and bars. Major crops include cereals (spring and durum wheat, oats, barley and rye), oilseeds (canola and flax), pulses (peas, chickpeas and lentils), specialty crops (mustard seed, canary seed […]

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Saskatchewan Key Economic Sectors

Forestry in Saskatchewan Socio-Economic Benefits Second largest industry in northern Saskatchewan. Forest products sales of over $1 billion annually and the sector supports nearly 8,000    jobs. Full development of the sector has the potential to generate over $2 billion in forest products sales annually and support nearly 12,000 jobs. Over 75% of primary forest products […]

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Saskatchewan Manufacturing and Processing Exporter Tax Incentives

Our Competitive Edge   Largest potash producer in the world, accounting for approximately one-third of total production in 2017 and hosting almost half of the globe’s potash reserves  Saskatchewan is home to the world’s largest uranium mine and largest high-grade uranium deposits; it is the world’s second-largest primary uranium producer, accounting for 100% of Canada’s […]

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Saskatchewan Manufacturing and Processing Tax Credits

Saskatchewan ranks first in Canada and third in the world for mining investment attractiveness, according to the Fraser Institute’ s Annual Survey of Mining Companies: 2018, which evaluated 83 jurisdictions. Saskatchewan’s rich mineral resources, ewicient regulatory environment, and strong investment opportunities have attracted most of the global major mining companies to Saskatchewan. In 2017, the […]

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