The Maison de la Francophonie will represent an investment in the social and cultural capital of the Fransaskois community, with positive long-term economic and commercial spinoffs. It will be a driver of local development, while preserving and celebrating the unique identity of the Francophone community in Saskatchewan. Whether in terms of the creation of direct and indirect jobs that will be generated in different sectors such as for example for construction and services related to the maintenance of infrastructure; commercial development with its creative spaces and cultural events that will attract entrepreneurs and artisans who will be able to use these platforms to promote and sell their products and services (craft markets, art exhibitions, cultural festivals, etc.); as well as through cultural tourism as a heritage and cultural centre, will attract visitors interested in Fransaskois history and culture. This will generate tourism revenue and stimulate the local economy by promoting the hotel, restaurant and retail sectors.
In addition, by staying in their communities, young Francophones have the opportunity to become local leaders. They contribute to the local economy through their work, their consumption, and their entrepreneurial initiatives. By staying in their communities, they help stimulate the local economy, creating jobs and supporting local businesses, particularly those that offer services in French.