Filipino businesses in Saskatoon

Saskatoon non-profit dedicated to supporting Filipino families in need, especially newcomers. It co-presents the Philippine Pavilion at Saskatoon Folkfest and was recognised by the Saskatchewan government during Filipino Heritage Month 2026.

Council of Filipino organisations in Saskatchewan, based in Saskatoon. It presented the Philippine Pavilion at Saskatoon Folkfest on 14–15 August 2026 together with member groups, and its officers were sworn in by the Philippine Consul General in April 2026.

Couples for Christ Saskatoon is the Saskatoon chapter of the Philippine-founded Catholic family renewal movement, active in parishes such as St. Patrick. The Diocese of Saskatoon has reported its marriage ministry and retreats, and it runs the Christian Life Program with Singles and Youth for Christ.

The Saskatoon chapter of El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Fellowship International, the Philippine Catholic charismatic movement, holds regular praise and worship for Filipinos in Saskatoon. It celebrated its 16th anniversary in October 2026.

The Filipino Catholic Community of Saskatoon gathers for a Tagalog Mass at 5 pm on the third Sunday of each month at St Paul Co-Cathedral, the only Tagalog Mass in the Diocese of Saskatoon. It also joins the diocese's Simbang Gabi, which Bishop Mark Hagemoen closed with the community in December 2025.

Non-profit umbrella organisation for Filipino-Canadians in Saskatchewan, founded in Saskatoon in 1973. It runs the Kalayaan Philippine Independence Day celebration, the Philippines Pavilion at Saskatoon Folkfest, the Rhythm and Roots Asian Festival and the Kumintang Folkdance Ensemble, and partners with the Filipino Heritage School.

Filipino-Canadian Baptist Church is a small Filipino Baptist church that meets at 3503 Fairlight Drive in Saskatoon.

Iglesia Ni Cristo Saskatoon is the Saskatoon congregation of the Philippine-founded Iglesia ni Cristo, whose house of worship on Avenue L South also hosts the Saskatchewan district office. It holds services in English and Tagalog.

Family-owned turo-turo style Filipino restaurant in Massey Place, run by husband and wife Al and Karrylle Felicio. It offers dine-in, takeout, delivery, paluto trays and catering, and sells grilled ihaw-ihaw street food at local events.

Takeout and pickup kitchen in Saskatoon's North Industrial area cooking Filipino favourites, including sizzling plates, ready-to-go weekday meals, fresh lumpia and party trays. It moved from 22nd Street West and reopened on 44th Street East on 1 October 2026.

Family-owned, licensed lechon supplier and caterer in Saskatoon, roasting whole pigs and selling chopped roast pork by the kilo for parties. Orders are picked up from 22nd Street West and are also sold through Uber Eats.

Filipino caterer and takeout kitchen on 22nd Street West in Saskatoon, run by Flora Padua. It cooks traditional Filipino dishes and party trays for weddings, birthdays, debuts, baptisms and other gatherings, with takeout and delivery.

Filipino restaurant on 22nd Street West run by James and Thesa Villanueva, who bought it in 2020, serving Filipino dishes alongside steak and barbecue, with party trays and catering. In 2026 the couple opened a second, larger location, Katmu Filipino Cuisine and More, at Unit 9, 510 Circle Drive East.

Filipino diner on 8th Street East in Saskatoon, also known as Kuya Mar's Kakanin Atbp., serving Filipino rice meals, set meals and kakanin rice cakes for dine-in, takeout and delivery.

Family-run Filipino fried chicken restaurant on Fairlight Drive in west Saskatoon, opened in late 2025 by two brothers carrying on their late father's plan. Alongside fried chicken it serves Filipino sides such as sweet-style spaghetti and palabok, for dine-in, takeout and online orders.

Store on 45th Street West in Saskatoon selling Filipino and Asian grocery products. It also handles money remittance, international flight bookings and balikbayan boxes.

Long-running Filipino grocery in Saskatoon, opened by Rose and Jay-R Lacsamana around 2008 and now in Confederation Mall. It carries Filipino groceries, local Filipino breads and desserts, and ready-to-heat Filipino food.

Grocery on Fairlight Drive in Saskatoon stocking Philippine snacks, canned goods, frozen meat and seafood, condiments and local delicacies, plus homemade kakanin such as cassava bibingka and kutsinta. It also sells through SkipTheDishes.

Nino Oliva, known as "Nino the Filipino Realtor", is a Saskatoon realtor with Boyes Group Realty who began his career as a licensed real estate professional in the Philippines. He helps newcomers, families and investors buy, sell and build homes in Saskatoon, Warman and Martensville, in English and Tagalog.

Ronald Borines is a Saskatoon realtor with Realty ONE Group Dynamic who was born in the Philippines and promotes himself as a Pinoy realtor. He serves buyers and sellers in Saskatoon, Warman and Martensville and works alongside his wife, mortgage associate Charisse Borines.

Family-run Filipino bakery, cake shop and casual restaurant operated by the Tolentino family since 1998, now in the Confederation area of Saskatoon. It bakes Filipino breads, pastries and custom cakes and serves Filipino comfort food, with party trays and online ordering.

Charisse Borines is a Saskatoon mortgage associate with Your Mortgage Plus, a CENTUM brokerage. A former registered nurse who came to Canada from the Philippines, she works with her husband, realtor Ronald Borines, on clients' mortgage and home-buying needs.

United Pinoy Athletics Club (UPAC) Saskatoon runs a Filipino community basketball league in Saskatoon with masters and inter-company divisions. Season 6 of its inter-company division began in September 2026 with 16 teams.