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Sask. getting its first UFA store

Sask. getting its first UFA store
Nov 26, 2025
By Diego Flammini
Assistant Editor, North American Content, Farms.com

The store is at 850 North Service Road in Emerald Park

UFA is increasing its presence in Western Canada with its first store in Saskatchewan.

At Agribition on Nov. 23, UFA revealed a new farm and ranch supply store will open in the Land of the Living Skies in 2026.

The store will be at 850 North Service Road in Emerald Park.

"While UFA has steadily grown its petroleum offering in the province, this new store represents our first full-service farm retail location in Saskatchewan, a new chapter in our commitment to serving Western Canadian producers,” Fred Thun, president and CEO of UFA, said in a statement. “We're deeply grateful for the warm welcome from the Emerald Park community and look forward to providing the trusted products, knowledgeable service, and co-operative value that our members and customers count on."

The store will sit on a five-acre site.

It’ll include:

  • A 9,300 sq. ft. Farm Store
  • A 4,400 sq. ft. Building Materials structure
  • A 4,500 sq. ft. Cold Storage building
  • A compact Chem Shack

With the new Saskatchewan store, UFA will bring its total number of stores to 35.

This is in addition to the more than 110 fuel stations spread across B.C., Alberta, and Saskatchewan.

 


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