SASKATOON – Up to 1,000 jobs would be created with the development of a wholesale shopping centre across the highway from Dundurn, Saskatchewan.
Brightenview Development International Inc. is in line to construct the Dundurn International Exhibition Centre.
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The wholesale shopping centre consists of two buildings situated on 155 acres of commercial and industrial land and would house 700 outlet stores.
A contractor spokesperson, Felipe Yanez says this location is ideal as it’s just 20 minutes outside of Saskatoon and right across the highway from the town.
He added, the land is spoken for and the company is excited to break ground.
Construction is expected to commence early this summer and take a year-and-a-half to complete.
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