Start a Business
Make your business dream a reality. Let’s get your business ideas off to the best start possible. Get the help your start up needs:
Community Futures (CF) Sunrise provides advice and support to entrepreneurs and businesses in southeast Saskatchewan. With a mission to support the development of business in the region, CF Sunrise strives to offer innovative and customized financing and training options that encourage business growth.
How Community Futures Sunrise can help:
- Loans up to $150,000 to help your business start or expand
- Coaching and checklists to guide your business start-up
- Advice and resources to assist you in developing your business idea.
- Workshops led by industry experts to help grow your business
11 – 3rd Street | Weyburn, SK | (306) 842.8803
Thinking of a business? Contact Square One: Saskatchewan’s Centre for Entrepreneurship to learn how to bring your idea to life.
How Square One can help:
- Access to market and industry research reports
- Business to setup assistance
- Access to business advisors and professional services
- Educational and networking opportunities
- Access to business document templates, checklists and guides
- Referrals to other support organizations
Suite 103 202 4th Avenue N | Saskatoon, SK | (306) 242.4101
Book an appointment (phone or in-person) or email info@squareonesask.ca to learn more about starting your business in Saskatchewan! The Square One program is delivered in partnership with SREDA and EDR. Square One is supposed by Western Economic Diversification
Western Diversification Program
makes strategic investments in initiatives with not-for-profit organizations that enhance and strengthen the economy of Western Canada. Eligible organizations include:
- Industry associations, economic development organizations, cultural organizations and societies
- Post-secondary institutions
- Co-operatives
- Hospitals and regional health care centres
- Indigenous-led not-for-profits and organizations which may include but not limited to First Nations as represented by their Chief and Council, Tribal Councils, Indigenous Representative Organizations, Metis and Inuit organizations and Settlements as well as First Nation/Metis Settlement wholly-owned business where all profits accrue solely to the First Nation/Settlement to benefit community members
- Municipal Governments and organizations created by them
- Federal Crown Corporations and,
- Provincial Government Departments, agencies and Crown Corporations.