Saskatchewan feeds the world. Canola, peas and other crops have faced Chinese tariffs, while potash, uranium, steel pipe and agricultural equipment manufacturers depend on stable access to U.S. and overseas markets.
Industries most exposed in Saskatchewan
- Canola, peas and grains
- Food ingredient processing
- Potash and mining
- Steel pipe
- Agricultural equipment
If your business sells to these sectors, buys from them or competes with imports, you may qualify even if you never export a single product yourself. Indirect exposure as a supply chain partner counts.
Who delivers the fundingPrairiesCan delivers the Regional Tariff Response Initiative in Saskatchewan, with the same funding limits as every other region: up to $2 million for liquidity and up to $1 million for pivot projects.