Our Mission
SEDA's mission is to accelerate generational prosperity
Turn Challenges Into Opportunities
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We Offer Programs and Services
Fortifying business and community resilience
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Coaching and Mentoring
...is our specialty
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Join Our Alliance
Build internal capacity and work collaboratively with other community builders across the province
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Working Behind the Scenes at a Provincial Level
We leverage our national and international networks
Supporting Local Leaders
Supporting Saskatchewan's leaders in communities and regions is a priority
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We all have the power to directly shape the future of our communities
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Saskatchewan Benefits
...when we all align our efforts
The Destination Creation Program is designed to increase business and community resilience
Our Community Consulting Services can provide extra capacity
We help communities Thrive.
Indigenous Land Development Series: The FNLMA After 25 Years and Other Land Regimes
December 7, 2021Milton Tootoosis and Heather Exner-Pirot will moderate the eighth session of the Indigenous Land Development Series: The FNLMA Model after 25 Years & other Land Regimes.
Information Session on Master of Business Administration in Community Economic Development
December 10, 2021Find out more about how to earn an innovative MBA while you work.
Latest news
Turn Possibilities into Reality with actify
SEDA’s newest program builds on more than 20 years of experience delivering the Community & Economic Development Fundamentals module of the Municipal Leadership Development Program
Introducing Connected Saskatchewan
Phase 1 of this new initiative is launching May 12 with a Toolkit for community leaders and staff.
Advancing Tech in Saskatchewan Ag: SaskTel and Smart Paddock
November 23, 2021 Canada’s agriculture industry is a major economic contributor, and Saskatchewan is herding its resources to stay on top. To put it into perspective, annually, the livestock industry contributes more than $13 billion to Canada’s economy in farm cash receipts, and Saskatchewan generates over $2 billion of that total each year.
annual Partners
With respect and gratitude, we serve Treaty 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 10 territories, the ancestral lands of the Cree, Saulteaux, Dene, Dakota, Lakota and Nakoda peoples, and the traditional homeland of the Métis.