Advocacy

We don’t just talk, we act. When our members speak, we roll up our sleeves and push for change at every level of government. If it matters to your business, it matters to us.

Our Initiatives

The NSBA is a membership-based organization that advocates on behalf of Saskatoon’s business community. Focused on fostering growth, reducing barriers, and promoting a strong economic climate, the NSBA provides a unified voice for businesses of all sizes and sectors. Through advocacy, networking, and policy engagement, the NSBA works to ensure Saskatoon remains a vibrant and competitive place to do business.

Recent Communications

As part of our lobbying and advocacy efforts, the NSBA often writes to members of government and other stakeholders to communicate the positions of the NSBA membership.

Letter Regarding Options for 1st Avenue BRT

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NSBA Support for Saskatoon Bid to Host Quantum Days 2029

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NSBA Commends City Council for Halting the1st Avenue LINK Corridor Plan; Further Review Ordered

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Saskatchewan’s 2026-27 Provincial Budget

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Letter Regarding Options for 1st Avenue BRT

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NSBA Support for Saskatoon Bid to Host Quantum Days 2029

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NSBA Commends City Council for Halting the1st Avenue LINK Corridor Plan; Further Review Ordered

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Saskatchewan’s 2026-27 Provincial Budget

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Latest Insights & Updates

Council ‘confusion’ leaves Saskatoon downtown bus plan in peril – CBC News

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Downtown Saskatoon development, grocery store could be ‘transformational’ – 650 CKOM

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Saskatoon’s Link Project: Transit Progress or Business Concern? – The Evan Bray Show

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Saskatoon downtown bus lanes motor ahead despite misgivings – CBC News

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Two of Saskatoon’s business associations raise red flags over certain BRT blueprints

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Premier Moe rejects belt-tightening in budget, cites ‘challenging time’

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