Kahkewistahâw Landing is 60 acres of premium urban reserve property next to the John Diefenbaker International Airport off Circle Drive North and minutes from downtown Saskatoon.
Home to 347,000 people, Saskatchewan’s largest city has one of the country’s most diverse economies—agriculture, oil and gas, potash, uranium, forestry, technology, education… it’s all in Saskatoon!
KEMC’s first development phase at Kahkewistahâw Landing involved extensive investment in site planning, infrastructure, and utilities, as well as the construction of three commercial rental units and the second Kahkewistahâw Gas & Convenience location. Four more commercial rental units and a two-level office building will open for business in Spring 2025, just as KEMC launches Phase III, its most ambitious project to date.
Kahkewistahâw officially celebrated the opening of its second Kahkewistahâw Gas & Convenience Store (KGCS) location in November 2022. KGCS was the first business to launch operations at Kahkewistahâw Landing in Saskatoon, followed closely by the opening of three commercial rental units.
Read some of the media coverage on our News page here.
The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) is the representative body of Saskatchewan’s 74 First Nations (160,000+ people). Established in 1946, the Federation is committed to honouring the spirit and intent of the Treaties, as well as the promotion, protection and implementation of the Treaty promises that were made more than a century ago.
FSIN celebrated the grand opening of its new head office at Kahkewistahâw Landing on November 13th, 2022.
Find out more at fsin.ca
Scheduled to open in 2025, Mamawi Business Centre is part of KEMC’s second phase of development at Kahkewistahâw Landing. Developed in response to the region’s demonstrated need for on-reserve office and meeting spaces for small- to medium-sized Indigenous businesses and organizations, the commercial office complex is 20,000 sq ft on two levels, with dedicated office space and the first-of-its-kind Indigenous co-working space.
Located on the second floor, Mamawi Business Centre’s co-working space includes a mix of dedicated and flexible leasing. It will host the first-of-its-kind Indigenous business incubator, with shared reception, kitchen, and lounge areas, and multi-sized offices, meeting spaces, and board rooms.
Phase II at Kahkewistahâw Landing includes four commercial rental units developed in response to regional demand for on-reserve office and client-facing space for professional service providers (e.g., legal, financial, and accounting firms). Fully leased, four businesses will launch operations in these units in 2025.
KEMC’s most ambitious project to date, Kahkewistahâw Landing Phase III will include a hotel, two hockey rinks, and two gyms, answering the need for sports facilities in the region, and will host many tournaments for athletes of all ages. It will also include a massive conference and entertainment centre. Construction on Phase III kicks off Spring 2025.