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Province-level headline series adapted by the Saskatchewan Dashboard from the named Statistics Canada tables. Units, adjustment status and release status remain attached in the data artifact; intentions are not treated as completed investment.

1. 01

   Province

   Start with the provincial economy: official GDP benchmarks, exports, production flows and the evidence vintages beneath them.

   Provincial and community GDP →Trade and production flows →

   GDP benchmark$85.4B2025 · published · +2.2% y/y

   Capital investment$19.5B2026 · intentions · -1.1% y/y

   Evidence boundary Published provincial benchmarks; community allocation remains a disclosed model.

2. 02

   Regions

   Move from the provincial total into economic regions, comparing activity, opportunity, affordability and geographic concentration.

   Economic geography →Regional community directory →

   Economic regions6Province-wide model

   Detailed service regions10Current interface

   Evidence boundary Region names follow published geography and the platform’s disclosed service map.

3. 03

   Communities

   Inspect local economic structure, business presence, housing, affordability and the limits of what can be estimated responsibly.

   All community GDP profiles →Detailed community profiles →

   GDP profiles951

   Point estimates90

   Evidence boundary 861 communities remain profile-only where evidence cannot support a point estimate.

4. 04

   Industries

   Follow sector structure across occupations, employers, business counts, trade exposure and emerging activity.

   Sector intelligence →Industry-facing trade flows →

   Manufacturing sales$2.3B2026-05 · published · +24.9% y/y

   Business-count observations7,145July 2025 reference, December 2025 release

   Evidence boundary Business counts are measured aggregates, not a list of individual companies.

5. 05

   Labour and skills

   Connect measured advertised demand to occupations, wages, requirements, transferable skills and realistic routes into work.

   Measured wages and vacancies →Private pathway evaluation →

   Employment632,5002026-06 · published · -0.7% y/y

   Unemployment rate6.1%2026-06 · published · +1.2 pp y/y

   Evidence boundary Monthly advertised demand is real aggregate evidence, not active job postings.

6. 06

   Businesses

   Connect local business structure to industries, communities, procurement activity and—when evidence exists—participation and hiring.

   Business directory layer →Business-count provenance →

   Measured observations7,145

   Source confidenceA

   Evidence boundary Measured counts and the current preview directory remain separate evidence layers.

7. 07

   Housing and costs

   Compare wages and economic activity with rent, housing supply and the cost of a basic standard of living.

   Measured rental markets →Community housing layer →

   SK rent centres9October 2025

   Building permits$280M2026-05 · published · -15.3% y/y

   Evidence boundary Published rents and cost baskets are dated measurements, never current listings.

8. 08

   Emerging signals

   Monitor official procurement and impact-assessment activity and follow each signal toward decisions, projects, business involvement, hiring and measurable outcomes.

   Economic signal timeline →Typed relationship catalogue →

   Monitoring surfaceUnavailableRefresh required

   Last source checkpointSep 4, 2026Counts withheld until the snapshot is current

   Evidence boundary Signal counts are withheld while the source snapshot sits outside its freshness window. Economic estimates, pathway ranking and job discovery are unaffected.