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Everything between the idea and the open sign

Registration, the town licence, the permits, and the people who will help you through it for free. Nothing on this page costs the Chamber anything to publish and all of it already exists — it has simply never been in one place.

Before you open

The business itself

  • Saskatchewan Corporate Registry — ISC Register a business name, a partnership or a corporation. This is where a Saskatchewan business legally begins. corporateregistry.isc.ca
  • Federal Business Number — Canada Revenue Agency Needed for GST/HST, payroll and corporate income tax How to register

Permission to trade in Luseland

  • Bylaw No. 2013-01 Town of Luseland business licence A bylaw to provide for the licensing of businesses and transient tradespeople. There is a separate application for direct sellers. The bylaw and the forms
  • Town Office 503 Grand Avenue Monday to Friday, 8:30–12:00 and 12:30–16:30 306-372-4218

If you handle food

  • Saskatchewan Health Authority — food safety A café, a bakery, a caterer or a food stall needs public health approval before it opens. Start here rather than after the fit-out. Food safety, SHA

Employer obligations

  • WCB Saskatchewan Most Saskatchewan employers must register for workers' compensation coverage wcbsask.com/employers
  • Employment standards Hours, wages, holidays and notice — the provincial rules that apply from your first employee saskatchewan.ca

What you will owe and collect

  • Taxes, licensing and reporting PST registration, corporate tax and the provincial filings a Saskatchewan business carries saskatchewan.ca

The whole sequence written out

  • Start a business — Government of Saskatchewan saskatchewan.ca
  • Starting a business — Government of Canada canada.ca

Then free advice fifty minutes away

Saskatchewan funds a business advisory network and most people starting up here have never heard of it. The office that covers Luseland is in Kindersley.

Community Futures Meridian Region

Money for the parts a bank will not cover

  • Business Development Bank of Canada Federal development bank — loans and advisory services for small business bdc.ca
  • Futurpreneur Canada Financing and two years of mentorship for founders aged 18–39 futurpreneur.ca

Beyond the district

  • Community Futures Saskatchewan The other twelve regional offices, if your business straddles a boundary cfsask.ca
  • Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce The provincial body this Chamber belongs to saskchamber.com

Then what the Chamber adds

  • A page Google can find. Your own listing in the member directory, with a quarterly report on the traffic it sent you
  • Employee benefits from day one. Chambers Plan covers firms of one to fifty, with no minimum company size and rates that do not move with your own claims
  • Someone who tracks grants for you. The Economic Development Officer follows what is open, what you qualify for and when it closes
  • Training that costs less together. First aid, safety and marketing, run locally — see events
  • A room full of people who have already done it. First Wednesday of the month, members only

Join the Chamber Talk to the EDO first

Grants, credits and loans, by sector.

Provincial and federal programs a business in this district can actually use, from farm water rebates to Futurpreneur, each linked to its official page.

See the funding list or ask the EDO which fit you

Every link on this page was opened and checked in August 2026. Government pages move; if one of them breaks, tell the Chamber and it will be put right.