Investing in Saskatchewan Works

July 15, 2026

SaskWorks Venture Fund Inc. Provides Update on Steel Reef Investment

Regina, Saskatchewan – SaskWorks Venture Fund Inc. (“SaskWorks” or the “Fund”) is providing an update regarding its previously disclosed plans to facilitate an orderly disposition of SaskWorks’ minority investment (the “Steel Reef Interest”) in Steel Reef Infrastructure Corp. (“Steel Reef”). On February 17, 2026, SaskWorks announced that, following constructive engagement with applicable regulators, SaskWorks had received a short administrative accommodation to evaluate an alternative path that could achieve the objectives of an orderly disposition by SaskWorks of the Steel Reef Interest without the complexity and cost of the previously proposed restructuring (the “Proposed Steel Reef Transaction”) between SaskWorks and SRIC Holdings Inc. (“Newco”). SaskWorks further advised, in an April 21, 2026 update, that it expected to consummate the Proposed Steel Reef Transaction unless SaskWorks disposed of the Steel Reef Interest under an alternative transaction before the expiry or termination of

June 25, 2026

At Deveraux Group of Companies, approachability is key – even for the CEO

A few weeks ago, Denis Jones received an email. It was from a resident with a complaint about an issue in their rental unit. Within an hour, Dr. Jones replied with suggestions on how the issue could be resolved. He then followed it up with a call to the resident the next day. “His problem went from major to minor,” says Dr. Jones, president and CEO of Deveraux Group of Companies, based in Western Canada. “We found a solution very easily, and now have a very happy client, who as long as he’s renting, is probably going to rent with us.” This personal touch and attention to detail might seem surprising considering the scale of Dr. Jones’ operation: Deveraux Group designs, builds and manages apartment communities in major Canadian cities like Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg and Regina. To date, the company