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The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce Update

April

Make a ConnectionRoyal Regina Golf ClubApril 19, 2012

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May

Conference on Business: Building on OpportunityMay 9-10, 2012Sheraton Saskatoon

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Calendar of EventsSpring 2012

Inside This Issue:

Executive Source merges with David Aplin Group

Effectiveimmediately,David Aplin Groupispleasedtoannounceitsmerger with Saskatchewan-based Executive Source Partners,anestablishedleaderintheretainedexecutivesearchbusiness.ThismergerbringssubstantialbenefitstothenationallabourmarketasDavidAplinGroupexpandsitsportfolioofserviceofferingstoclients,candidatesandrecruitingprofessionalsthroughoutCanada.

“OurCompanyiscommittedtobringingourfullscopeofservicestoSaskatchewanorganizationsinthesamewaywehavebeenservicingotherprovincesfordecades.Wewilldeliverlocally,byandforthepeopleofSaskatchewan,”saysJeffAplin,PresidentofDavidAplinGroup.“ThisexpansionofservicesandofficelocationscombinedwiththeexceptionalclientservicereputationofExecutiveSourcePartnersenablesustoofferawiderrangeofservicestoanincreasingnumberofclientslocallyandacrossCanada.”

“It’sanexcitingtimeforExecutiveSourcePartnerstojoinDavidAplinGroup,”saysHollyHetherington,PresidentofExecutiveSourcePartners,whowillcontinuewithAplinasaNationalVicePresidentandRegionalLeader.“Atthestartof2012,wewereastrongSaskatchewan-basedfirmwithasmallpresenceinsurroundingprovinces.Now,withthestrengthandresourcesofDavidAplinGroup,ourSaskatchewanteamwillofferafullsuiteofservicestoourclientslocallyandacrossCanada.”

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Chamber luncheon with Natural Resources Minister brings good news to natural resources sector

TheHonourable Joe Oliver, Minister of Natural Resources,broughtwelcomenewstoaluncheonhostedinhishonourbytheSaskatchewanChamberofCommerceandtheSaskatchewanMiningAssociationMarch20inRegina.

MinisterOliverspokeofSaskatchewan’sextraordinary transformation to an economic leader,creditingnaturalresourcesforamajorityoftheprovince’sjobgrowth.HespokeofCanada’sability to compete in the global marketplace,thanksinparttotheCanadaChinaForeignInvestmentPromotionandProtectionAgreement.

“Anywayyoulookatit,thisprovinceisperfectly positioned for outstanding economic performanceinthemonthsandyearstocome,”MinisterOliversaid,beforecautioningthatbarriersstillexist,andnotingthatthefederalgovernmenthasprioritizedtheeconomicfundamentalswhicharethefoundationforgrowthandinvestorattraction.

“Tobecompetitiveacrosstheboard,”headded,“weneedtogetouroutdatedregulatorysystemright.ToomanymajorprojectsinCanadaaresubjectedtolongandpotentiallyendlessdelaysbecauseofaneedlesslycomplexandduplicativeregulatorysystem.”

MinisterOlivernotedthatdelayscosttimeandmoneyandcompromisetheviabilityofmajorprojects,whiledoinglittletoimproveenvironmentaloutcomes.“Clearly, we need to focus our attention and reviews where they really matter – on big projects with the potential for the greatest economic and environmental impact,”hesaid.

“Byactingnowtomodernize our regulatory regime,wecanhelptoassurethatthey[naturalresources]willbeacornerstoneofourprosperityforgenerationsintothefuture.”

Saskatchewan Chamber CEO Steve McLellan, Natural Reources Minister Joe Oliver and Saskatchewan Mining Association Executive Director Pamela Schwann

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Welcome to our new members!

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Purple Hat Consulting Inc.www.purplehat.ca

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Knibbs/associates sourcing peoplewww.sourcingpeople.ca

FHQ Developments Ltd.www.fhqdev.com

Wakaw Lake Regional Parkwww.saskregionalparks.ca

Saskatchewan Literacy Networkwww.sk.literacy.ca

For membership information, or to refer your leads, contact Jesse Chatterson at 306.352.2671 or jchatterson@saskchamber.com.

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12:00p.m.–1:00p.m. DelegateLuncheon

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3:00p.m.–5:00p.m. ChamberLeaders’BoardMeeting SKChamberofCommerceBoard Meeting6:00p.m.–6:45p.m. Chair’s Dinner Welcome Reception 6:45p.m.–10:00p.m. Chair’sDinner

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9:00a.m.–11:00a.m. Policy Resolutions Session

11:00a.m.–11:15a.m.RefreshmentBreak

11:15a.m.–12:00p.m.Keynote Speaker Hon. Perrin Beatty President&CEO,Canadian ChamberofCommerce

12:00a.m.–1:00p.m. DelegateLuncheon

1:00p.m.–2:00p.m. Keynote Forum “Addressing Barriers to Growth”Joinindustryexperts,youthandpost-secondaryeducationprovidersinthistalk-showformatdiscussiononwaystobuildonSaskatchewan’spotentialandovercomebarriers.

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Legislative Report

Provincial Budget 2012-13

TheGovernmentofSaskatchewanrecentlytabledthe2012-13provincialbudget.Unfortunately,noneoftherecommendationsfromtheSaskatchewanChamberofCommerce’sATaxFrameworkforSaskatchewan’sContinuingProsperitywereimplementedinthisbudget,butthereweresomeotherpositiveitemsinthedocument: •Anewrentalhousingconstructioninitiativewillprovidea10-yearrebateofcorporateincometaxequalto 10%oftheexpectedrentalincomefromnewmulti-unitresidentialrentalprojects,apositivesteptoward addressingtherentalhousingshortage. •Thebudgetalsomaintainedabalancebetweenincreasedspendingonthegovernment’spriorityitemsand maintainingfiscalprudence. •ThecuttingoffundingforEnterpriseRegionswillpossiblycreateatemporarygapinregardtocommunity economicdevelopmentservices,butthefederallyfundedCommunityFuturesofficesandlocalChambersof Commerceshouldbeabletofillthatvoid.

Limit Raised for Venture Capital Funds

TheGovernmentofSaskatchewanhasraisedtheannualcapforLabour-SponsoredVentureCapitalCorporations(LSVCC)to$55millionforthe2011-2012taxseason.LSVCCsharescanbepurchasedthroughthetwofunds,SaskWorksVentureFundInc.andGoldenOpportunitiesFundInc.Thiscapitalisinturninvestedintosmall-andmedium-sizedSaskatchewanbusinessestoencouragegrowthandjobcreation.TheLSVCCfundsandthelegislationfallundertheInvestinSaskatchewanProgram,whichprovidesataxincentivetopromoteandencourageinvestmentinregisteredpoolandemployeefunds.

Saskatchewan Cities Keep Competitive Advantage

MooseJaw,Regina,SaskatoonandPrinceAlbertallplacedinthetopone-thirdrankinginacomparisonof133businesslocationsacross14countries.Saskatchewancitieshavecontinuedtomaintainacompetitiveadvantageaccordingtothe2012CompetitiveAlternativesstudyrecentlyreleasedbyKPMG.The2012KPMGstudywasdevelopedthroughinformationobtainedfromapartnershipoftheprivatesector,provincialandcivicgovernments.Thestudyexamines26significantbusinesscostelementsincludinglabour,taxes,realestate,andutilities.

Saskatchewan Investment Projected to Pass $20 Billion for 2012

Saskatchewancontinuestobethehotspotforinvestmentwithnewcapitalspendingbyprivateandpublicorganizationsprojectedtoreachanewrecordlevelof$20.2billionin2012accordingtoanewreportreleasedbyStatisticsCanada.ThismarksthefifthconsecutiveyearthatnewinvestmentinSaskatchewanexceedsthe$14billionmark.StatisticsCanadaprojectsthatprivatesectorinvestmentinSaskatchewanwillreach$16.8billionin2012,anincreaseof4.9percentover2011($16.0billion),withtheanticipationthattheminingandoilandgasextractionsectorwillseeincreasedinvestmentlevelsin2012.Publicsectorinvestmentisprojectedtogrowby1.2percentin2012,to$3.4billion.

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Members In The NewsPotashCorpannounceda$750,000donationtotheSaskatchewan Indian Institute of Technology Foundationthatwillbeusedtotransformtheinstitute’sResourceRoomintoastudentsuccesscentrethatwillhousecomputers,studyprogramsandotherlearningresources.Inmakingtheannouncement,GarthMoore,presidentofPCSPotash,saidthedonationismoreofaninvestmentinhelpingfillhundredsoffuturejobs.“Growthofourprovinceandacompanylikeourswilldependonaskilledandjobreadypeople,”Mooresaid.“Wewillneedtheskillsandtalentsofyoungaboriginalpeoplewhoarereadyfortheworkforce.”

K+S Potash Canada ispartoftheK+SGroup,oneoftheworld’sleadingsuppliersofstandardandspecialityfertilizersandtheworld’sleadingsaltproducer,withmorethan100yearsofminingexperience.Theyareputtingthatexperienceandworld-classexpertisetoworkontheLegacyProject,

apotashmineandproductionfacilitybeingbuiltnearMooseJaw.Productionistargetedfor2015.

CongratulationstoMichel’s Industries, MNP, Dia-monds of DetroitandCanalta Hotel - Humboldt,allofwhichwererecentwinnersattheHumboldt&DistrictChamberofCommerce13thAnnualMarkofExcellenceAwards.

Congratulationsalsoto Phoenix Group, West Harvest InnandAuto Electric Service Ltd.,whowerewinnersofthe2012BetterBusinessBureauTorchAwardsinthecategoriesforwhichtheywerenominated.

KudosalsogoestoJimNowakowskiandJNE Welding,whotookhomeapairofawardsattheNorthSaskatoonBusinessAssociation’s15thannualBusinessBuilderAwardsGalarecently!

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Make a Connection Reception - April 19, 2012TheMake a Connection ReceptionisanidealopportunityforSaskatchewanChambermemberstomeet with Deputy Ministers, Crown Presidents and political Chiefs of Staff.Thereceptionisacasualno-pressureop-portunitytoestablish and ensure good working relationshipsbetweengovernmentofficialsandthebusinesscommunity.

DeputyministersfromEnergy and Resources, Labour Relations and Workplace Safety, Municipal Affairs, Agriculture andtheInformation Technology Office haveconfirmedtheirattendance.ADMsfromEnvironment, First Nations and Metis Relations, Social Services and Municipal Affairshavealsoresponded,andSaskWater, SaskEnergy, SaskTel, Information Services Corp. and Crown Investment Corporation’sPresidentswillbeinattendance.

Theeventisopen only to Saskatchewan Chamber membersandCGAmembers.

HostedattheRoyalReginaGolfClub,from4:30p.m.to6:30p.m.,theeventis$75+GSTperperson.

Register todayatwww.saskchamber.com.

Legislative Report (cont’d)

Saskatchewan Posts Top Export Numbers

Saskatchewan’smerchandiseexportshadthehighestincreaseinthenationinJanuary2012,anincreaseof31percentoverlastJanuary,toatotalof$2.74billion.Agriculturalproductswereup21.5percentoverthisperiodto$682.1million,whileenergyproductstotalled$1.3billion,up93.5percent.Machineryandequipmentwasupby44.0percentandconsumergoodswerealsoupby13.3percent.

Government of Saskatchewan Appeals Essential Services Court Ruling

TheGovernmentofSaskatchewanwillappealaCourtofQueen’sBenchrulingwhichstruckdowntheprovince’sessentialserviceslegislationasbeingunconstitutional.Thebasisforthegovernment’sappealrestswiththejudge’sdecisionthattherighttostrikeisconstitutionallyprotected.

TheCourtofQueen’sBenchrulingupheldtheprincipleofessentialser-vicesandgavethegovernmenttheopportunitytoamendtheessentialserviceslegislationinareaswhereitisnecessary.Thegovernmenthad30daysfromthedateofthecourt’srulingtofileitsappeal.ThecourtdecisionwasdeliveredonFebruary6,2012.

Aboriginal Apprenticeship Initiative Open House: 6:30pm – 8:00pm April 12, 2012

1235 2nd Avenue North Regina, Sk.

Join GDI Training & Employment for a brief information session to learn more about our Apprenticeship Initiative. The event is open to all employers recognized by the Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trades Commission and Aboriginal persons looking for employment as an apprentice.

Contact the Regina GDI office to register at:

(306) 352-5620

apprenticeship@gdite.gdins.org

Aboriginals (Métis, First Nations, and Inuit) looking for:

• Full-time employment• Quality, hands-on training• Skills development• Above average Salary

Employers’ Benefits:

• Apprenticeship wage subsidy (up to 50%)

• Access to an employment pool• Ongoing employer and apprentice

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PART TWO: OPPORTUNITIES ABOUND

We’veallheardofthe“goodcop–badcop”clichéfrompolicemoviesandshows.Theideaistoweardownaninterrogationsubjectbyfirstscaringhimwithamean,angry“badcop”,andthentrytowinhisconfidencebyintroducingafriendly,understanding“goodcop.”

Recently,I’vebeenpartofa“goodcop–badcop”showwithCaseyVanderPloeg,seniorpolicyanalystfromtheCanadaWestFoundation.CommunitiesofTomorrowandtheFoundationarecooperatingonsomemunicipalinfrastructureinitiatives,soCaseyandIhavedonesomejointspeakingengagementstogether.

I’mpleasedtosaythatI’mthe“goodcop”ofthetwoofus.Itsuitsmyoutlookbetter.Althoughtheworld-wideinfrastructuredeficitisaserioustopic,Iprefertofocusontheopportunities.Inourpresentations,Caseyleadsoffwiththedoom-and-gloomstatisticsaboutunder-fundedroadsandbridgesandthenIcomeinwiththeexcitingnewsaboutthenewtechnologiesandbusinessideasthataregoingtoallowustobuildnewindustriesandnewjobs.

Tocomeupwiththesenewideasandnewopportunities,youhavetostartbyallowingyourselftothinkoutsidethebox.EventhoughCommunitiesofTomorrowisfocusedonreal,practicaltechnologiesthatcanbeimplementedinthenearterm,itstillhelpstoletyourselfdreamalittle.

Ifindthatcertainthingscapturemyimagination–notnecessarilybecauseofthethingitself,butmorebecauseofthekindof“WhatIf?”thinkingthatwentintocomingupwithit

Herearesomeexamples:• AroadprototypebeingdevelopedbySolar

RoadsintheUnitedStates.Madeofthesametoughmaterialasairplaneblackboxes,theroadispackedwithsolarcellsthatfuelLEDlightsfornightdrivingbutalsostoringelectricity.Thecompanyisgetting$750,000fromtheU.S.FederalGovernmentforthenextphaseofitsproject:Asolarparkinglotcapableofsendingelectricitybacktothepowergrid.

• A90-footbridgeinScotlandmadeofrecycledplastic.Intotal,50tonsofwasteplasticandbottleswerekeptoutofthelandfill.

Butprobablymyfavouriteexampleof“Whatif?”thinkingcomesfromrighthereinSaskatchewan.TheMorskyGroupofCompaniesisaheavyconstructionandroadworkbusinessbasedinRegina.Theywerelookingforawaytodealwitherosiononroadbeds.Overtime,rainandwindandshiftingsoilseatawayatroadbedsand

embankmentsuntiltheroadsbecomedamagedorevenunsafe.Asanyonewhohaseverdrivenonthehighwayinsummertimeknows,alotofmoney,timeandresourcesarespentfixingroads.

WhattheMorskyswantedtodoisfindawaytomakeroadsstructurallystrongersothattheycouldstanduptoerosionbetterandnothavetoberepairedasoften.Theylookedaroundatvarioustechnologies.Likemanyinnovativeideas,theirswasinspiredbysomethingcompletelyunrelated:a missile launcher.

Yes,youreadthatright:amissilelauncher.TheMorskysfoundadesignofBritishmilitarytechnologythattheybelievedcouldbeadaptedtoroadwork.

Whattheycameupwithwasawaytoreinforceroadsusingahigh-poweredsystemtoshoot6metrelongsteelrodsat350kmperhourintoanembankmenttobondandstabilizethesoil.

It’sfast,it’sfarlesslabourintensivethanexistingmethodsanditsavesupto60percentofthecostoftraditionalmethodsofrepairingorreinforcingroads.Plus,theroadsrequirelessmaintenanceovertime.

Thesystem–whosecorporatenameisMorskyHy-SpeedSoilNailingLtd.-isinthefinalstagesofengineeringreviews.TheMorsky’sbelievethatthesystemhasamarketpotentialofover$5millionayearinCanadaalone.

Andthatisjustoneexampleofthesortofbusinessopportunitythatisoutthere.Keepinmindjusthowhugetheinfrastructurerenewalmarketisexpectedtoget:over$10trilliondollarsby2015.Withamarketthatsize,therewillbealotofroomformanytechnologiesandmanydifferentplayers.

AtCommunitiesofTomorrow,webelievethatthisisagoldenopportunitythatSaskatchewancannotaffordtopassby.Weareworkingtoturnourprovinceintoahuboftechnologies,researchandbusinessesaimedatcapitalizingontheglobalinfrastructuremarket.

That’swhereyou–theinvestorsandentrepreneursofSaskatchewan–comein.Partofourmandateistohelpyouconnectwiththetechnologiesandmarketsyouneedtoturnthe“Whatif?”dreamsintomajor,lucrativeindustries.

Soforgetaboutthedoomandgloomaboutcrumblingroadsandbridges.Thesizeofthemunicipalinfrastructurechallengeonlymeansthatthepotentialprofitsarethatmuchbigger.IinviteyoutojoinusinturningSaskatchewanintoaworldleaderinthesemuch-neededservices.

INSIGHTS TO TOMORROWBy John Lee, President, Communities of Tomorrow

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The Saskatchewan Forum 2012 - May 29 & 30TheConferenceBoardofCanadahasdevelopedTheSaskatchewan Forum 2012,thefirstofanannualstrategicforumbringingtogethersenior representatives of all the major stakeholder groups todiscusstheprovince’sunique challenges and opportunities.Theassembledpublic,privatesectorandthoughtleaderswilldebatekeyissues,suchashowtobuildresilienceintheeconomy,howtomitigatethepotentialpitfallsofrapidgrowth,andhowtocoordinatepolicyandplanningtoensureaprosperousfutureforallconcerned.

The Forum co-chairs are: • Robert Watson,PresidentandChiefExecutiveOfficer,SaskPower • Steve McLellan,ChiefExecutiveOfficer,SaskatchewanChamberofCommerce • Vianne Timmons,PresidentandVice-Chancellor,UniversityofRegina • Tammy Cook-Searson,Chief,LacLaRonge,andPresident,KitsakiManagementLtd.

Examples of confirmed speakers, panelists and discussants to date include: • Andrew Mackenzie,GroupExecutiveandChiefExecutive,Non-Ferrous,BHPBilliton • Gavin Semple,President,BrandtGroupofCompanies • Mo Bundon,SeniorVice-PresidentandChiefOperatingOfficer,HarvardDevelopmentsInc. • Dan McMurtry,PresidentandChiefExecutiveOfficer,ISMCanada • Susan Jane Gorges,ChiefExecutiveOfficer,SpringBoardWestInnovationsInc. • Clair Isman,DeputyMinister,MinistryofAdvancedEducation,EmploymentandImmigration

For the full list of speakers and agenda, go to http://bit.ly/H2tVf4.

TheForumwillcapitalizeonTheConferenceBoardofCanada’srenownedeconomicforecasting,policyresearchandcostbenefitanalyses,andabilitytoattractthetopdecision-makerstodebatetheoptions.TheSaskatchewanForumwillconsiderdevelopmentoptionsforthenearfuture,thenextdecade,anddecadesfromnow.Asaparticipant,you will be invited to share your thinking on Saskatchewan’s immediate and long-term opportunities.

RegisterNowat http://bit.ly/H7wBdY!Youwillbeaskedtoenteraprioritycode–pleaseuseSKCOCN

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