Saskatoon

Shirley & The Pyramids signed the 2023 Artists for Palestine - Canada letter that called the October 7 attack a reaction to decades of oppressive treatment, and pledged a cultural boycott of Israeli state-linked institutions.

A Saskatoon pop-up market collective published an open letter in June 2024 stating that "oppressive ideologies and genocidal rhetoric associated with zionism are not welcome" at its events.

The National Farmers Union published on nfu.ca on 2025-11-27 a news release stating that its members passed a resolution at their National Convention to join the global movement of Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS), and on 2026-02-17 a letter to the Minister of Foreign Affairs calling for suspension of the Canada-Israel Free Trade Agreement and a comprehensive two-way arms embargo against Israel. It is also listed as a signatory of two Quebec calls hosted on urgencepalestine.quebec.

Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ) Saskatoon is listed as a signatory of the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge, which commits signers to "join others in working to end all support to Israel’s Apartheid regime, settler colonialism, and military occupation" (apartheid-free.org), and as a signatory of the Arms Embargo Now statement, which calls on the Canadian government to impose a full and immediate arms embargo on Israel (armsembargonow.ca).

KSAMB Dance Company is listed on the Apartheid-Free Communities signatory list and as an endorser of the Canadian BDS Coalition's October 2024 International Week of Action on boycott for Palestinian liberation.

University of Saskatchewan Students' Union

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In a January 2026 letter, the University of Saskatchewan Students' Union called on the University of Saskatchewan to "Divest: The entirety of financial investments which are currently held in funds complicit in or which benefit from armed conflict, the weapons industry [...] genocide, apartheid", citing motions passed at its 2025-11-20 Annual General Meeting.