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One-Time Event
Luncheon with Hon. Eleanor Olszewski: Investing in the Prairie Economy
May 21, 2026
DoubleTree by Hilton I Regina
Join the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce for a luncheon and fireside chat with the Honourable Eleanor Olszewski, Minister responsible for Prairies Economic Development Canada (PrairiesCan). This timely discussion will explore federal investments shaping Prairie competitiveness, economic diversification, and support for Saskatchewan’s key industries. Hear directly from the Minister on priorities impacting business growth—from innovation and trade to workforce development—followed by an audience Q&A. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with federal leadership and connect with Saskatchewan’s business community.
Annual Event
Saskatchewan Mining Week Luncheon
June 2, 2026
Ramada Plaza Downtown Regina (Canadian Room)
Join the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce and the Saskatchewan Mining Association during Saskatchewan Mining Week 2026 for a discussion on the future of potash production, sector growth, and Saskatchewan’s evolving role in supplying essential resources to the world. This year’s Mining Week theme, “Sixty Years Strong: A Fertile Past, Present and Bold Future,” reflects both the legacy and momentum of one of Saskatchewan’s most important industries.
Signature Event
Deputy Minister Breakfast
June 9, 2026
DoubleTree by Hilton I Regina
Join us for the 2026 Deputy Minister Breakfast, presented by MNP—an exclusive members-only gathering that brings Saskatchewan Chamber members together with Deputy Ministers and Crown Corporation CEOs for meaningful conversation on the policy and economic issues shaping our province. With senior public sector leaders seated among attendees, this unique breakfast offers a rare opportunity to build connections and engage in candid discussion.
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