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The small Saskatchewan city putting big money behind rural tech founders
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The small Saskatchewan city putting big money behind rural tech founders
Saskatchewan’s Southeast Tech Hub (SETH) is looking to put $20,000 in seed money into the pockets of rural entrepreneurs as it revives its annual pitch competition for a third year. Starting on April 16, the competition will take place at the Southeast College in Estevan, a town of roughly 10,000 in southeastern Saskatchewan that serves as the home base for SETH. “A lot of people think when you say rural, you mean AgTech… None of the people in …
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